When it comes to cybersecurity, 2018 was a banner year for the healthcare industry for a myriad of reasons, both good and bad.
Fewer medical students are interested in primary care. Why?
Strategies to make sure your practice does not fall victim.
Four changes that can improve the value of quality metrics.
Five reasons why doctors need to offer telemedicine in their practice.
Treating patients as consumers changes the doctor-patient relationship in ways that could harm care.
The pandemic hit a health care system — and physicians — already in crisis.
What you can do today to pave the way for a successful conversion tomorrow.
Risks related to outsourced billing and considerations for mitigating those risks
Many Americans still need help digesting information about heart disease and understanding their personal risk.
The more understandable and accessible the information, the better.
Telehealth will play a critical role in managing vaccine distribution and supporting patients
Protect your reputation from disgruntled patients.
How physicians can strengthen the patient financial experience.
Primary care practices that offer retinal exams via telemedicine can prevent blindness while boosting quality scores.
An employee appreciation program is a great place to start.
Loneliness is a quiet epidemic causing loud health impacts on patients and physicians.
While many people blame poor spending habits for bankruptcy, the number one reason is medical debt.
New tools have been created to seamlessly integrate with existing EHRs and offer the missing capabilities providers need to optimize their revenue cycle.
Population health means a patient’s long-term health matters as opposed to treating each sick patient as an isolated transactional episode.
By engaging health care providers in designing them, the next generation of products can mitigate burnout instead of causing it
By improving exam room design and workflow data and equipment, medical practices can facilitate a better experience for both patients and caregivers.
Sometimes it just isn’t worth going at it alone.
Sometimes it just isn’t worth going at it alone.
With the number of LGBTQ+ families set to rise at historic rates in the near future, it’s time for physicians to make their practices more inclusive and welcoming to the specific needs of the community.
Information is certainly not going to slow down, so doctors should come up with a plan to keep up so they are ready to have informed conversations with patients.
What patients want is a single and rewarding patient experience across all touchpoints, which can be best achieved by following these hybrid communication best practices.