When do suicide rates go up? According to both the CDC and the University of Maryland School of Medicine’s Department of Psychiatry, late spring and early summer are when most people attempt and commit suicide. Since 1999 suicide rates have risen 30% and it remains the second leading cause of death for ages 10 – 34.
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Rebecca Howe: Bringing on the Quality
The secret to Rebecca Howe’s career success may sound like the motto a runner repeats during the race: keep going. Which is fitting because her work is a marathon of digging through requirements and pushing each product across the finish line into production. As Medicom Health’s sole Quality Assurance Analyst, Rebecca acts as the final line of defense for all of Medicom Health’s assessments as well as the newly launched Rx Savings Assistant EMR plug-in.
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November is Diabetes Awareness Month
What’s the first step to create any kind of change? Awareness. What makes awareness even more powerful? Education. November is National Diabetes Awareness Month and an excellent time to inform your community about the risks and symptoms that affect many Americans today.
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Jeni Meier: The Best of Both Hemispheres
Jeni has worked in both graphic and web design but took time away from the workforce to raise two stellar daughters. Initially joining Medicom Health in 2012 in a contractor role ensuring quality assurance for the entire suite of tools, Jeni’s attention to detail and meaningful contributions netted her a permanent position on the team in 2015.
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NEW HRA Benchmark Comparison Feature
Our new HRA Benchmark Comparison feature allows clients to see how their health assessments are performing compared to all other clients for 7 KPIs.
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Love Added Value? Comorbidity Data in Heart Assessment Is For You
Looking to get more value out of your Heart Health HRA with actionable data? Consider utilizing comorbidity stats found natively within the Heart HRA.
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