CMS is seeking public input on how digital technologies can “Make America Healthy Again.”
The agency is issuing a request for information, asking providers, payers, technology developers, patients and caregivers to weigh in through June 16.
“We are building a future where seniors and families have the digital tools they need at their fingertips — tools that help them make informed choices, manage chronic conditions, and stay healthy,” said Stephanie Carlton, CMS chief of staff and deputy administrator, in a May 13 news release. “The government must be a catalyst, not a barrier, to unleashing American innovation in healthcare.”
Specifically, CMS is asking how to:
— Boost the development and adoption of digital health management and care navigation tools.
— Grow interoperability and ensure secure access to health data.
— Reduce barriers that prevent the uninterrupted exchange of health information.
— Cut administrative burden and shift toward value-based care.
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