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CMS Issues Letters to Nearly 15% of Hospitals Nationwide Outlining Pricing Targets and Quality Scores for TEAM Implementation

CMS Issues Letters to Nearly 15% of Hospitals Nationwide Outlining Pricing Targets and Quality Scores for TEAM Implementation

Rainfall Health helps hospitals navigate the CMS TEAM mandate by simplifying compliance and enabling new Medicare revenue through episode-based performance and risk management.

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The TEAM Playbook: What Healthcare Executives Can Learn from NFL Coaches

The TEAM Playbook: What Healthcare Executives Can Learn from NFL Coaches

Starting January 1, 2026, CMS's mandatory TEAM model will hold hospitals financially accountable for cost and quality across key surgical episodes. With real risk starting in Year 2, success requires early preparation, strong care coordination, real-time data, and systemwide engagement.

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Revolutionizing Healthcare Frameworks with Generative AI

Revolutionizing Healthcare Frameworks with Generative AI

Rainfall Health leverages generative AI to standardize care, streamline documentation, and reduce workflow variability, resulting in better outcomes, improved efficiency, and more equitable access transforming fragmented systems.

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Bridging the Gap: Rural Health Needs Technology Tools, Too

Bridging the Gap: Rural Health Needs Technology Tools, Too

Rural healthcare faces provider shortages and limited access, but technology offers a path forward. Beyond telehealth, integrated digital networks connecting patients, providers, and payors enable seamless coordinated care with tailored solutions improving outcomes and equity.

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Rural America and Disproportionate Access to Healthcare and How We Fix The Infrastructure!

Rural America and Disproportionate Access to Healthcare and How We Fix The Infrastructure!

Access to quality healthcare depends on geography, leaving rural communities behind. Fixing this requires national standards, cross-sector collaboration, and accessible technologies like telehealth as equitable care becomes a right, not privilege.

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