Survey: Tell us how technology is affecting your practice’s bottom line

Technology has become one of the most significant financial variables in modern medical practice, shaping everything from operating costs and revenue cycle performance to staffing needs and long-term sustainability. Artificial intelligence tools promise faster documentation and streamlined prior authorization. Automation platforms pledge to reduce billing errors and administrative workload. Cybersecurity spending continues to climb as ransomware attacks target health care at record levels. And next-generation EHR systems market themselves as more efficient, more intuitive and more interoperable; often with price tags to match.

For practice owners and administrators, the central question is no longer whether technology matters, but whether it meaningfully improves financial health. Are these tools delivering a real return on investment? Are they helping offset staffing shortages? Are they driving growth or simply adding complexity and cost? And how prepared are practices for the risks that accompany rapid digital adoption?

Medical Economics is launching a national survey to answer these questions with data directly from the professionals who manage the business side of medicine every day. Your insights will help illuminate how technology investments are affecting practice finances, what tools are proving valuable, and where physicians see the greatest economic risks and opportunities in the years ahead.

Please take a few moments to complete our survey: Tell us your thoughts on how your practice's technology is impacting the business of medicine.

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