Muse Health helps payers, providers, employers, and community organizations turn available healthcare resources into care people can actually access, navigate, and complete. https://youtu.be/I00NPq5RQTo Key points Access requires more than having a provider, program, or benefit available. Human navigation helps people move through eligibility, enrollment, appointments, services, and follow-up. The Oasis...
"Ecosystem connectivity" is one of those phrases that gets said in every healthcare meeting. But what does it actually look like when it breaks down? It looks like this. Someone misses a refill. Nobody flags it. A follow-up appointment quietly falls off the calendar. A care gap...
Viral hepatitis affects an estimated 354 million people worldwide. Most do not know they are infected. That number is worth sitting with. It is larger than the population of the United States. And for the overwhelming majority of those people, the disease is working quietly,...
A monthly reflection from Muse Health June is one of those months that arrives full of weight. It carries the color and celebration of Pride. The quiet urgency of Men's Health Month. The history and unfinished promise of Juneteenth. And woven throughout, a steady call to move...
Men are less likely to go to the doctor. That is not an opinion. It is a pattern backed by consistent data across nearly every age group and health category. And it is costing lives. The Numbers Are Clear According to the CDC, men are 33% less likely...
Behind every advance in LGBTQ+ health equity are individuals who pushed systems to change. From advocates who fought for inclusive clinical trials to clinicians who redesigned care environments, their work continues to shape how healthcare is delivered today. This carousel highlights people who helped shift the conversation...
As we move into summer, it is worth stepping back and naming something that has quietly shifted in how organizations think about employee well-being. This is no longer just an HR conversation. Mental health at work is now directly tied to retention, productivity, absenteeism, and long-term business...
Nurses represent the largest segment of the global healthcare workforce, accounting for nearly 60 percent of all health professionals worldwide. Yet despite this scale, the global system continues to face an estimated shortage of 5.9 million nurses, with disproportionate impact across underserved and resource-constrained settings. This gap...
The clinical case for preventive care is well established. Screenings work. Early detection saves lives. The guidelines are clear. And yet, across nearly every preventive service category, completion rates remain inconsistent. Some screenings reach the majority of eligible patients. Others are completed by fewer than one...
Mental health is health. Yet the gap between need and access remains persistent. Stigma, fragmented systems, and inconsistent access continue to shape how and when people seek support. The data is clear. The World Health Organization estimates that one in eight people globally live with a mental...