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HealthInsight and Qualis Health Announce Formal Merger Agreement
Salt Lake City and Seattle, April 16, 2018 — The governing boards of HealthInsight and Qualis Health have approved a formal agreement to merge the two organizations and their operations across the U.S., as anticipated since the February announcement...
Read moreHealthInsight Utah Releases Public Report Showing the Quality of Local Primary Care
April 9, 2018, Salt Lake City — HealthInsight released Utah’s first public report on the quality of local primary care, that combines Medicare and commercial claims data, significantly expanding the information consumers can access about the quality of...
Read morePat Montoya: Woman of Influence
Our very own Pat Montoya has been named one of New Mexico’s Women of Influence by Albuquerque Business First. Pat serves as the executive director for the New Mexico Coalition for Healthcare Value and the director of government relations...
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Exciting Times for a Growing Company
Two months ago, Qualis Health and HealthInsight announced their intention to merge. We’re thrilled to follow that up by announcing the merger is now in effect. You can read our press release here. As CEO of the new merged organization, I’m encouraged and excited about the future of our work. Qualis Health and HealthInsight share a rich history of community-based, nonprofit health care quality improvement (QI)...
Read moreOne Perspective on the Opioid Crisis

I recently came across a headline in the Health Affairs news feed: “Does Naloxone Availability Increase Opioid Abuse? The Case for Skepticism.” Naloxone is a drug that quickly reverses the effects of opioid overdose. The authors critiqued a recent article in an online journal that is not peer reviewed that put forth the case that naloxone use was actually increasing opioid use and crime. The article...
Read moreSolving the Morning Rush and How it Relates to Health Care

Until a few weeks ago, mornings at my house were quite the circus. Despite several “wake up -- we have to leave in 45 minutes, wake up -- we have to leave in 30 minutes …” calls, my children, ages 9 and 6, would wake up 15 minutes before we had to leave the house for school. Inevitably, this led to breakfast in the car...
Read moreOral Health for Seniors – Take Care of Your Teeth
I have been fortunate to have had healthy teeth all of my childhood and adult life, until now. As a child, my parents were diligent in making sure I had an annual oral checkup, and properly brushed my teeth. Cavities were filled and I never had a tooth ache. As an adult, I continued with similar maintenance, adding in semiannual hygienist visits. I never thought...
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