Patient Care

The key to patient satisfaction lies in your employees.

Educating patients starts with alleviating their concerns. Part of that is educating them about reliable sources of information.

In these times of social distancing, it’s even more important to keep patient relationships close.

Deepening relationships with patients by asking meaningful questions and listening carefully may ease practice burdens.

Clinicians must assume business leadership roles to create a better patient-centered health future.

Exponential healthcare data growth increases the chances of earlier rare disease diagnosis and treatment.

Top 5 takeaways and predictions for healthcare

Positive morale at all levels of healthcare will help reduce errors and increase patient care.

Follow-up survey shows virtual visits and remote care monitoring gained the most popularity and implementation.

CMS rules to simplify E/M coding and reemphasize patient narrative.

Greatest impact will be felt in small towns and rural clinics.

Direct-to-consumer genetic testing kits are a hot commodity every holiday season, but they often come with strings attached. Here's what patients deserve to know.

Despite crossover in forms, both represent different things.

Taking care of patients beyond the office setting is critical to optimizing patient’s health and satisfaction.

Tips for avoiding adverse drug events in elderly and chronically ill populations.

Innovative technologies are allowing staff to focus more on patient-facing, strategic activities and improve overall patient satisfaction.

When patients do not have reliable transportation, the effects ripple through the entire healthcare system. Here's a look at the fallout as well as innovative solutions.

Changing consumer preferences and tech reliance will affect clinical, operational, and financial realities of physicians.

Greater connectivity at the point of care is important for realizing better care experiences and outcomes

Patients want their physicians to take a greater role in healthcare advocacy. Getting involved can empower doctors, too.

Learn how to leverage technology so you can make better clinical decisions for your patients.

Now is not the time for physicians to be averse to technology, it’s time for physicians to reclaim their space and reimage how electronic health records can improve the patient experience.

When it comes to cognitive decline, primary care physicians are the front lines of detection and patient education.

Medicare’s new G2012 code for virtual check-ins may lead to cost savings. It could also cost patients money and potentially cost providers in patient satisfaction.

Spend Valentine’s Day watching the new Netflix special while snuggling on the couch with your loved one-and laughing about how funny practicing medicine can be.