Better health
powered by digital innovation.
Today we don’t have healthcare; we have sickcare.
And even this is only available to those who can afford it. Digital innovation promises to redefine healthcare, solving some of the most pressing and persistent challenges to good health for all. Convening and activating leaders, innovators, and enthusiasts from around the globe at the intersection of digital innovation and healthcare, the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) exists to solve the problems that no one else can fix.
Today we don’t have healthcare.
We have “sickcare.”
Many diseases – Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Serious Mental Illnesses, Liver Disease, Kidney Disease, etc. – still cannot be cured; and of the 10,000 rare diseases, only 500 have a cure (Source)
RESOURCES FOR YOU
We are here to help you excel in the digital era of healthcare.
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Access best-in-class digital health education courses.
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Strengthened by a diverse community and rooted in an evidence-driven approach
We don’t just build, we take action.
Our community adopts DiMe’s solutions into their work, showcasing the progress we, collectively, are fueling. As our partners lead the field, we celebrate their successes through Resources in Action, inspiring and guiding others to move their work forward.
Working with the IMPACT contracting toolkit, we’ve been able to explain key concepts far more clearly and concisely with at-risk entities, leading to faster ramps to execution and successful implementation.
CareHive provides seamless, integrated, and caring communications with our clinicians and patients, ensuring that our practice remains the centralized medical home for our patients.
Learn about how Wellinks, is successfully integrating V1C care transitions and helping to transform our existing healthcare system.
Enhance your work with our latest resources.
Explore ways to get involved with the community.
Help streamline the path to regulatory and commercial success to optimize health outcomes for the greatest number of patients
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