Technology & AI

Scale up your practice with these innovations.

The COVID-19 pandemic serves a tragic, yet urgent reminder of the need for a critical evaluation of business emergency preparedness.

Vulnerable and isolated patients may experience elevated levels of fear.

Physicians are still reluctant to embrace the technologies that will ease burdens.

Consider the probability of success and the risk of failure if you pick the wrong specialty to treat your practice.

If the physician is the captain of a patient’s care, then a fully automated pharmacy is key to running a very tight ship.

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

Consult your peers, make hiring faster, and engage patients.  

Use telemedicine to improve your practice. 

Independent physicians benefit from a lack of red tape, a significant advantage over hospital-owned practices.

Invest in tech-savvy employees to bring more value to your practice.

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

Technology, legislation, and more.

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.

Patient’s internet research is now more influential that referrals.

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

Practices need to overcome reservations and actively seek out high-tech solutions.

Health outcomes are a result of social, behavioral and economic factors that physicians can’t control-but can help patients with.

Why the old-fashioned fax machine needs to go.

While technology has enhanced care, it has also presented us with new challenges. Take a look at five important HealthTech take-aways from 2019 and how they will help change our industry in the coming year. 

For most physicians, EHRs are no longer optional. Even though they are challenging, EHRs are not impossible to use. 

How your practice can learn from a recent case

In this tight labor market, stop searching for the perfect candidate. Train them instead.

Social media usage by physicians is at an all-time high, but it brings new risks with it

Medical device and communication software continue to be an area of interest for federal government agencies.