Patient Engagement & Communications

Lessons from other practices on how adding virtual care is enhancing their strategies and abilities.

Can your staff can handle the work?

Virtual waiting rooms offer many new opportunities

Fortunately, practices are acknowledging that introducing technology alternatives is easier than anticipated and actually streamlines the process and enhances patient outcomes.

Physician's Practice® spoke with Steve Avery, president and chief client officer at Abeo, about the practice of surprise billing—a practice that can present complications for, patients, providers, and the practice as a whole.

Some of these changes and new considerations.

Create a plan to drive patient access, action, and adherence.

What the new HL7 interoperability standards means for providers.

The current health crisis may slowly diminish in the coming months, but the need for convenient telemedicine and strong, stable medical practices that can put patients first will not.

Extensive revisions aim to prioritize patient care information, resource-based reimbursement, and lessening the need for audits.

Transitioning your practice to a virtual care strategy will require proper training for your staff.

Scott LaRoque, CEO of MPOWER Health, discusses why some physician practices are hesitant to adopt value-based care models and how practices can get started with them.

What you need to know about achieving a paperless practice from Updox President, Michael Morgan.

Rapid abnormal cell count diagnostics could turn the tide of rising cancer death projections.

Rick Halton, VP of Marketing and Product at Lumeon, discusses results from their survey on patient access challenges faced by healthcare leaders during the pandemic.

Technology continues to advance, yet some practices are holding on to rapidly depreciating tech

Some key components of a successful virtual care strategy.

The concept of a virtual care strategy.

How physicians can better communicate with patients suffering from suicidal tendencies.

How to overcome some of the most common challenges in your crisis communication strategy.

As 2020 comes to a close, three items related to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (“HIPAA”) and the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act of 2009 (“HITECH Act”) emerged.

What physicians can and should do if they suspect their patients are suffering from suicidal tendencies.

Physician's Practice® spoke with Elizabeth Woodcock, founder and Principal of Woodcock and Associates, about what physicians need to know when setting up telehealth services at their practice.

Some of the risk factors for patients that physicians should know.

What warning signs of suicide look like in pediatric patients.