Xealth, a digital health orchestration platform, announced it will support health systems and participants in scaling patient enrollment in the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' ACCESS Model, which launched on 5 July. The ten-year programme helps Medicare patients manage chronic conditions through expanded digital health resources whilst providing outcome-based payment incentives. Xealth CEO Mike McSherry said internal analysis found health systems with large Medicare Shared Savings Programme ACO patient populations could yield up to 5% in shared savings. The company will participate in the CMS Medicare App Library, enabling health systems to refer Medicare patients to CMS-approved ACCESS applicants such as Noom, Whoop, Headspace, and Lark Health for chronic care management. Xealth's application to the agency is pending approval.

Xealth, a digital health orchestration platform, has appointed Travis Moore as Chief Revenue Officer. Moore will lead the company's revenue organisation and scale commercial operations to expand its healthcare presence. Moore brings over 25 years of healthcare experience, including more than 20 years in health technology leadership across product management, marketing and sales. His career began as a paediatric nurse. Most recently, he served as SVP of Sales & Growth at Kyruus, where he oversaw commercial teams serving over 300 large provider customers. Now part of Samsung's connected care vision, Xealth embeds digital programmes, patient education and remote monitoring directly into electronic health records. The platform is used by more than 500 hospitals and 70 solution partners.