URAC's first Telemed Leadership Forum attracted 100 attendees from hospitals and health systems, provider groups and telehealth providers. We had two keynote speakers on the first day: Dr. James "Butch" Rosser, a practicing physician and telemedicine pioneer, and Dr. Kevin Galpin, executive director of telehealth services for the Veterans Health Administration.

For the first time ever, URAC live streamed the accreditation standards workshops. We held all four workshops on March 1 and 2 at the Renaissance Washington, DC.

You're looking at the new home page hero image for the URAC website. After some finishing touches and a sneak peek for the Board of Directors on February 15, URAC's new website will go live. The completely re-imagined website is designed with the concept of content marketing in mind -- providing valuable, relevant and consistent content that attracts and engages audiences, drives customer action and generates leads for sales.

There goes 2017 already. And we've hit the ground running in first few days of 2018. From getting ready for the launch of the new website to ramping up promotions the big telehealth event and producing new content offers, we have a busy first quarter planned. Here's a summary:  

If you've wondered about how URAC develops standards or what goes into the accreditation process, this 22 minute video will give you the answers. Plus, you can easily share the link with prospects and clients.

As we head into the final quarter of the year, we’re still full steam ahead with our content marketing strategy.  Content marketing includes not only articles for The URAC Report and social media posts, but also Industry Insight Reports, webinars, and in-person events. 

It hasn't been officially announced yet. The American Association of Managed Care Nurses (AAMCN) has just informed Bonnie Zickgraf that she won the Board of Directors election.