Women’s Health Month arrives at a pivotal moment for healthcare systems across the United States. This year’s Women’s Health Week theme, “Prevention, Innovation, and Impact: A New Era in Women’s Health”, reflects a growing recognition that improving...
What an amazing week! The energy coming out of the Azara 2026 User Conference was unmistakable and perfectly fitting for a milestone year. As we celebrated 15 years of DRVS, more than 500 Azara clients, partners, and staff gathered in Boston’s...
Hypertension remains one of the most persistent, yet preventable, drivers of cardiovascular disease in the United States. Nearly half of U.S. adults live with high blood pressure, yet only about one in four is controlled. While evidence-based...
In my previous blog,Data as Rural Infrastructure: Building a Shared Health Center–Hospital–Health Plan Data Lattice, I described the data lattice as the structural framework rural communities need to connect health centers, hospitals, and health...
1.8 million. That’s a little more than the population of Phoenix, the fifth most populous city in the United States. 1.8 million. That’s a little less than the number of people diagnosed with cancer each year. 1.8 million is also the number of...
Early childhood vaccination has been a topic of heated public discussion for years. The standard early childhood schedule was designed to give children a strong foundation of immunity by age 2 and has been in use by practitioners and recommended by...
