Zach Watson

Patients with chronic diseases consume a huge portion of healthcare expenses. The use of health tracking devices could change that.

A concierge model may not be the answer for every practice, but it does serve as an example of what’s possible with technology and the right priorities.

As Millennials and Generation Y join the workforce, and as Baby Boomers move past middle age, practices will need to meet changing expectations.

Thanks to its low barrier of entry and popularity with patients, telemedicine is quickly becoming commonplace for independent practices and hospitals alike.

Struggling to find the time to build great relationships with your patients? Here's how technology can help.

Despite the less than impressive state of online physician reviews, it is a factor you should consider in your medical practice marketing.

These three tools can help independent physicians build a community, improve patient care, and get involved in mobile health.

Instead of paying for airfare to expensive conferences, mobile apps are making CME opportunities more accessible for busy physicians.

It’s often difficult to find specific explanations of what makes an EHR user friendly. Still, physician feedback is pointing to three important features.

Thanks to Apple's new health app, accessing patients’ glucose levels, blood pressure, and other information could be as simple as clicking on a tab in your EHR.

Physicians and medical practices that fail to participate in health information exchange could soon be at a disadvantage.