EHRs

Independent and small-group physicians are under growing pressure to do more with less. These five practical strategies can help reduce friction, improve efficiency and give you back time — without a major investment.

AI isn’t just a buzzword anymore — it’s reshaping daily workflows inside medical practices.

Outdated systems can quietly undermine your efficiency, finances and patient experience. Here are five key warning signs to watch for.

From ambient transcription to smart scheduling, AI is helping doctors cut costs, save time and improve care. Here’s where it’s making the biggest difference — and what to consider before you invest.

Independent practices say EHRs lead the way — but telehealth, patient portals and analytics tools are driving measurable results, especially in mental health care.

Migrating EHR systems to the cloud enhances health care efficiency, security, and cost savings while navigating the complexities of transition.

From sluggish systems to frustrated staff, these red flags could mean it's time to upgrade your practice's electronic health record system.

Electronic health records are vital to practice operations. A digital estate plan keeps them accessible

AI and data analytics will cut through administrative clutter and enable payers and providers to collaborate proactively, especially for “rising risk” patient groups

Stanford Medicine pilots AI-powered software helping clinicians query patient records, accelerate chart review and automate administrative decisions.

Key considerations around selecting the right network partner include what the partner will do with the data, the interoperability partner’s experience and expertise, the quality and the usability of the data it will deliver, and the partner’s financial strength.

A new study finds that clarifying team roles and routing protocols sharply reduced physician message burden without new tech or added costs.

University of Michigan’s “portal practice slots” didn’t cut after-hours EHR time, but physicians still reported less stress and better control over their day.

Despite rising guardrails, health care workers continue using personal artificial intelligence and cloud apps — often in ways that violate HIPAA and put patients’ trust at risk.

Female primary care physicians spend more time on portal messages and documentation — and report higher levels of burnout and patient hostility — than their male counterparts.

Cloud computing can transform medical practices by offering cost-effective, scalable solutions while ensuring HIPAA compliance and enhancing patient care.

AdvancedMD survey shows financial health is top of mind as practices eye payer renegotiations, service expansion and staffing boosts.

Avoid regret: 10 things every physician should know before choosing an electronic health record (EHR) platform.

Remote support is helping primary care practices reduce administrative stress, allowing physicians to focus more on patient care.

Consider these six proven ways physicians and other clinicians can lower costs and improve quality of care.

From tightening front-end processes to leveraging the right tech, these practical tips help small practices boost collections and reduce administrative headaches.

Learn how enhanced interoperability in EHR systems transforms patient care, reduces costs, and improves outcomes across health care settings.

Hidden costs are draining your practice. Here’s where they are — and how to take control.

A new framework uses machine learning and social determinants of health to optimize clinician encounters and reduce care inequities.

Key considerations around selecting the right network partner include what the partner will do with the data, the interoperability partner’s experience and expertise, the quality and the usability of the data it will deliver, and the partner’s financial strength.

Free up your time, cut costs and keep your practice running smoothly — without burning out your team.

Burnout is caused by more than just the EHR

Study finds primary care physicians frequently log into electronic health records during PTO, though longer vacations may help them disconnect.

Physicians spend an average of 22 personal hours per month learning about new health care technology, says Sermo survey.

Despite advances in health care information exchange, the flow of data between large hospitals and small care facilities is anything but smooth and seamless.