EHR Technology

It's been one year since ICD-10 has come into effect. How did practices deal with the transition and what's next?

From hiring in-house IT talent to undertaking strategic partnerships with other practices, providers have options when it comes to deploying their new EHR.

If you are considering moving to cloud computing, your likelihood of success will be greatly increased if you ask the right questions beforehand. Here's where to start.

Dr. James Legan talks about why he loves practicing in the State of Montana and his hometown of Great Falls.

Younger staff can bring a unique perspective to medical practice operations.

Seven years ago, this doctor made a decision to go from being an employed physician to owning her own practice. She looks back at what's happened since.

There are multiple problems with a disturbing trend that has seen PAs assigned as EHR scribes. For one, it's a misuse of their talents.

In our recurring blog "Inbox" we share comments from physicians and practice administrators telling us what keeps them awake at night.

When it comes to running a practice economically, physicians are getting creative, and new research indicates that Meaningful Use falls short.

A better EHR might seem to be the solution to many physicians' frustrations, but in reality, oppressive quality markers are at the heart of the problem.

Robots are going to play a vital role in the future of medicine, according to many technologists. In one practice, this transformation has already begun.

Thinking of moving your EHR system to a cloud-based vendor? Here are a few questions to ask your potential vendor.

Two practices are using technology, physician ownership, and patient workflow to update medications in the EHR.

Big news out of CMS this week with acting administrator, Andy Slavitt announcing flexibility for physicians in complying with MACRA regulations next year

Smaller practices are less likely to use or upgrade technology, but they may not survive MACRA without it.

HIEs are increasingly connecting providers centered around primary-care, but what about behavioral data?

The number of physicians prescribing controlled substances grew 359 percent in 2015, according to new data.

This Colorado practice switched to a cloud-based EHR and then switched back to a server-based system. Here's the reason why.

Why is one OB/GYN practice dedicated to pulling information from its EHR and other data sources?

New research from the MGMA indicates that physician-owned multispecialty practices are paying $32,500 per full-time physician for various IT expenses.

This physician says the EHR can be both a source of burnout and frustration as well as a tool that improves work-life balance. Here's how.

When Dr. Brooks Young took over his foot and ankle clinic eight years ago, it had paper charts and an outdated billing service. Here's how he updated it.

In our recurring blog "Inbox" we share comments from physicians and practice administrators telling us what keeps them awake at night.

Don't work harder, work smarter. Technology can ease your most pressing revenue cycle and work flow concerns.

The top reasons healthcare data is breached are totally avoidable through low-hanging methods of security.