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The U.S. is short roughly 84,000 physicians and 250,000 RNs, and traditional hiring strategies cannot close that gap. AI adoption in healthcare has nearly doubled since 2024, but most organizations are deploying it without redesigning workflows around their clinical teams.
April 2, 2026

You Can't Hire Your Way Out of the Healthcare Workforce Crisis. The Math Doesn't Work.

The U.S. is short roughly 84,000 physicians and 250,000 RNs, and traditional hiring strategies cannot close that gap. AI adoption in healthcare has nearly doubled since 2024, but most organizations are deploying it without redesigning workflows around their clinical teams.
Grace Tolson
April 2, 2026
5 min read
American healthcare is failing its doctors, not the other way around. I started Welby Health because physicians deserve a system built around keeping people healthy, not one that burns them out treating preventable crises. On National Doctors' Day, let's honor the people and fix the model.
March 30, 2026

The System Is Broken. The Doctors Aren't.

American healthcare is failing its doctors, not the other way around. I started Welby Health because physicians deserve a system built around keeping people healthy, not one that burns them out treating preventable crises. On National Doctors' Day, let's honor the people and fix the model.
Seth Merritt
March 30, 2026
5 min read
UnitedHealthcare is pulling RPM coverage for hypertension, diabetes, and COPD, calling it "unproven." At the same time, CMS is launching ACCESS -- a 10-year payment model that ties Medicare Part B dollars directly to technology-enabled chronic care outcomes -- and the FDA's TEMPO pilot is fast-tracking digital health devices to support it. The evidence overwhelmingly supports RPM.
March 30, 2026

The Largest Payer in America Just Declared RPM "Unproven." CMS and the FDA Disagree. Here's What That Means for Your Organization.

UnitedHealthcare is pulling RPM coverage for hypertension, diabetes, and COPD, calling it "unproven." At the same time, CMS is launching ACCESS -- a 10-year payment model that ties Medicare Part B dollars directly to technology-enabled chronic care outcomes -- and the FDA's TEMPO pilot is fast-tracking digital health devices to support it. The evidence overwhelmingly supports RPM.
Seth Merritt
March 30, 2026
5 min read

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