Recommendations for Managing Your Insurance Company

posted January 2019 by Dianne Savastano

Last week, I was invited to provide a 10-minute presentation about Healthassist services to a lunchtime meeting of the Entrepreneurial Women’s Club. I began by asking the audience if anyone had ever experienced frustration with the healthcare system. There were lots of sighs and chuckles, of course! When I asked for examples, a few… Read on…

Seeking Change From Our “Crazy” Healthcare System

posted December 2018 by Dianne Savastano

Last month, I attended the Simmons Women’s Leadership Conference in Dublin, Ireland. It was a wonderful experience and an opportunity to both renew old friendships and make new connections with interesting and accomplished women from around the world. Two conversations in particular — both healthcare related — made a strong impression on me for their… Read on…

Creating the “Perfect Patient Experience”

posted November 2018 by Dianne Savastano

Recently, I attended a program at Simmons titled, “Is Bigger Better in Health Care? As mergers increase, how should we respond?” A panel of three economists discussed topics such as horizontal and vertical integration, the role of competition, anti-trust issues and value-based contracting. It was a great discussion, but one that approached healthcare solely from… Read on…

Medicare: What’s Changing in 2019

posted October 2018 by Dianne Savastano

By Camille Barron The other day, my husband Jim and I were having dinner with friends when the topic of how we met came up. We shared the story of how we were introduced at a local restaurant while attending a social function. Things moved steadily from there and one year later — to the… Read on…

Cancer Made Me Nice

posted September 2018 by Dianne Savastano

My friend Karen was interviewed in Forbes Magazine in 2012 because she had a unique perspective: She had been diagnosed with breast cancer, and she was a cosmetic and reconstructive surgeon who performed breast reconstruction surgery for many women with the disease. Karen wrote a blog throughout her treatment, all with the intent of informing… Read on…

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