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7 tips to get more out of your patient portal
Author(s)Chris Mazzolini, Logan Lutton
How practices can put their patient portal to use and reap the rewards of deeper patient engagement.
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Making your practice’s patient portal a one-stop center for health records, communications, education, and interaction with physicians can offer major benefits. It creates opportunities for better engagement with patients, and get them more actively involved in their own health. Additionally, portal engagement can help meet MIPS requirements and maximize a practice’s reimbursement potential.Here are seven ways practices can put their patient portal to use and reap the rewards of deeper patient engagement.
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