Hospitalists programs are still a relatively new idea in the medical arena. Although first started in the mid-90s and quickly growing in popularity, many people still wonder if this specialty is an asset to existing hospital staff. Here are a...

To many people, the term “hospitalist” is still relatively new. For the average patient, a doctor is a doctor, and they might specialize in something like cardiology or pediatrics. But the truth is, many people who have had inpatient care over the past decade have...

Salient MD has developed, we believe, a unique response and approach to industry trends and challenges: the Hospitalist Patient Navigation® Model. 

In unprecedented fashion, this model (1) aligns hospital and hospitalist incentives (2) positions a hospital/health system for success with  population health management and VBP initiatives...

In response to an on-line article entitled "Hospitalists and the Decline of Comprehensive Care",  by Richard Gunderman, MD, Ph.D., published on 08/10/16 by the New England Journal of Medicine; we offer the following: 

The emergence of hospitalist medicine is attributable to the (1) growing complexity of operating...