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How a Healthier Lifestyle Will Reduce the Deficit

Tags: Affordable Care Act, Future of Healthcare, healthcare reform, healthy living, insurance

Our nation faces two grave challenges: the federal deficit and the rising cost of healthcare. Cleveland Clinic President and CEO, Delos M. Cosgrove, MD, says both can be addressed by improving our collective health.

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4 Ways Value-Based Care Will Improve Your Health

Tags: Future of Healthcare, healthcare costs, healthcare reform

You have probably heard a lot of heated debate about the future of healthcare. But what do coming changes really mean for you, the patient?

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The Great Consolidation Begins

Tags: Future of Healthcare, health care reform, healthcare, patient care

Why are hospitals and medical centers across America looking for ways to collaborate and consolidate their resources? Because, high volume medical centers can produce better outcomes and provide more effective care.

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Healthcare: A Galaxy of Feelings

Tags: Future of Healthcare, healthcare, patient care, personalized healthcare

How do caregivers go beyond the technical aspects of treatment to shape a patient’s experience? It is a lot of small, yet mighty things that add up to patients feeling empathy.

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‘A Model of Where We Need to Go’

Tags: Future of Healthcare, healthcare costs, healthcare expenses, healthcare reform

Cleveland Clinic’s innovative, team-based approach to healthcare is lauded in a major New York Times editorial for being patient-friendly and improving the quality of care — all while cutting costs.

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A Futuristic Look at Healthcare and Heart Care

Tags: cleveland clinic, Future of Healthcare, heart, heart 411, heart health, innovation

Cleveland Clinic experts predict dramatic improvements, ranging from a tiny, implantable total artificial heart that lasts a lifetime, to the use of adult stem cells to repair damaged heart tissue.