Make Medical Billing Mistakes Less Common
March 26, 2018
An in-depth look at some of the most common billing mistakes in health care and what practices can do to avoid them.
Dylan Fisher
Americans Appalled over Drug Costs, Not Hopeful for Fix
March 23, 2018
A recent poll found that 80 percent of Americans believe drug prices are too high, while only 39 percent have faith in it being fixed.
Americans Pay More, Get Less from Health Care
March 16, 2018
Despite spending the most on health care, Americans experience shorter life expectancy, higher obesity rates, and a higher rate of infant death.
Keeping Physicians in the Cost-Savings Loop
March 12, 2018
Healthcare organizations are always looking to save money, but physicians rarely know the effect of their treatments or medications. Here's how to change that.
Medical Practices Must be Proactive with Cybersecurity
March 8, 2018
Healthcare data is a huge target for hackers. If a practice is reactionary, all of their hard work could be at risk.
mHealth and Adolescents: Deciding Privacy vs. Patient Needs
March 8, 2018
Technology is blurring healthcare's privacy lines. There's no better example of this than a tech-savvy adolescent reaching out to a physician for medical help.
Using Research, Best Practices to Fight the Opioid Epidemic
March 7, 2018
Despite the great amount of attention paid to the American opioid epidemic, abuse remains at an all-time high. It's time for a new perspective.
Reducing Routine 'Tasks' Can Help Put Patients First
March 5, 2018
Looking for a way to lessen administrative burden at your practice? Start with putting the patients first.
Why Medical Practices Stick with Outdated Technology
March 2, 2018
Implementing smartphones into clinical practice can improve physician response times, increases efficiency and transforms care team communication.
School Shooting Sparks Mental Health Debate
February 16, 2018
In the wake of a deadly school shooting in Florida this week, President Trump vowed to put more resources towards mental health research.
