Technology & AI

In today's fast-paced world, digital check-ins offer a new way to engage patients.

Giving physicians the tools they need to succeed on the road.

Now that technological advancements exist all around us, sometimes a click is all it would take to hack, corrupt, and wipe out an entire database filled with important details and records of people.

New technology can be the key to bringing behavioral healthcare to practices already struggling.

Staying wary of ransomware can keep practices safe from attack.

What is information blocking?

The HIMSS22 Global Health Conference kicked off with a motivational challenge for the health care industry.

The proper technological tools can help a practice survive the Great Resignation.

How digital voice assistants can make a difference for your practice.

Don’t run afoul of HIPAA when texting with patients.

Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.

By putting functionality in the forefront, you can watched your practice efficiencies multiply.

These tips can protect your practice from sketchy emails.

Data driven solutions using predictive analytics, AI, and ML are leading the path forward.

Embracing new technologies can help a practice unplug from the fax machine.

With ransomware attacks on the rise, now is the time to make sure your practice's email system is protected.

Top tips and HIPAA implications.

There are plenty of benefits to remote or hybrid teams, but there are also communication and security issues that must be kept in mind.

How data consistence will allow providers to thrive.

Despite skepticism, AI symptom checkers improve healthcare.

What the new physician fee schedule may mean for your practice.

These apps can give physicians an on-the-go view of health information which can lead to better outcomes for patients.

How to take your practice to the next level.

Use these tips to guard your medical practice from ransomware.

With proper planning, your healthcare website can serve as a powerful marketing tool while still protecting patient data.