The following is an excerpt from modernhealthcare.com: Guest Commentary: The days of incremental change are over; it’s a brave new world in healthcare Are we ready for one-click healthcare? That’s one of the promises of the partnership announced recently by...

The following is an excerpt from health.oliverwyman.com written by Stephen Klasko: Stephen K. Klasko President and CEO, Jefferson Health and Thomas Jefferson University I often tell the story of when my daughter corrected me … or at least, one of...

The following is an excerpt from athenahealth.com written by Stephen Klasko, M.D.: “I’m not a millennial, but there is hardly a thing I do where I don’t consult technology before making a decision. Case in point: I met my wife...

Dr. Klasko’s column in The Hill calls for a bipartisan commission to re-vision the how we pay for healthcare for all. He argues transformation is possible if both parties can admit they have have failed to create a sustainable system...

Originally posted July 27, 2015 Source: http://www.forbes.com/sites/athenahealth/2015/07/27/what-doctors-arent-learning-in-medical-school-and-why-it-matters/#5994e331d23a By: Stephen Klasko, MD, MBA (athenahealth Contributor) In the 1960s, America’s doctor was Marcus Welby, a family physician who made house calls, didn’t charge patients who couldn’t afford it, and maybe even delivered a...

Three tenets from Wharton’s EMBA Program propelled this alumnus to become a future-forward, positive leader for the health care industry. It was a medical staff meeting in 1993 that did it. Managed care had taken hold of the reimbursement system....

Through the ingenious use of combining science fiction with industry expertise, Stephen K. Klasko, a practicing physician, and Gregory P. Shea, Wharton faculty member and health-care consultant, pose this provocative question: What if a medical resident was abducted by aliens...

In the first six months of 2015, startup companies developing digital solutions for healthcare delivery raised $3.8 billion....