Technology & AI

Using telehealth services? Here are the basics on reporting this to Medicare, in order to get properly paid.

Competing interests between EHR vendors is one of the many reasons we may never see true interoperability.

When it comes to drawMD, an app that allows clinicians to illustrate and modify medical images, the pictures do speak a thousand words.

Here's how medical practices can effectively turn a new EHR system from a stranger to a friend in seven easy steps.

Experts say blockchain holds a lot of promise, but it's likely five to 10 years before the healthcare industry embraces the technology.

A lot of things can lead to a malpractice lawsuit. Here are 10 mistakes seen by an attorney with experience in helping docs avoid suits in the first place.

The days of putting your practice in the Yellow Pages or advertising through a newspaper are over. Here are some innovative marketing techniques.

Selecting effective passwords and screensavers on computers helps, in addition to ongoing education about cybersecurity.

How does the recent telemedicine ruling in Texas correlate to mail-order pharmacies? Martin Merritt explains in this blog.

The AMA is requesting drug makers be more transparent with pricing so that consumers know the true cost of what they are purchasing.

The telemedicine phenomenon is growing, especially in pediatrics. This podcast looks at why the specialty is an ideal landing spot for the technology.

A physician uses his search for a new dentist as an opportunity to evaluate his own practice's marketing.

If your IT person leaves your practice, you need to be prepared to take over his duties and ensure things continue to run smoothly.

Health information technology is playing a critical role in delivering data to the point of care when and how physicians need it.

This month, our physician reviewers check out a medical translator app offering 13 languages for better physician-to-patient communication.

By using schedule automation, a multi-specialty practice in Mass. is saving time and headaches, while also improving the patient experience.

Video marketing can be an effective way to attract new patients and boost your online presence, here are some tips to be successful.

Communicating with patients electronically is often easier, but messages can be misinterpreted, leading to frustration.

If used properly, EHRs can help prevent the opioid epidemic from continuing to grow by managing prescription documents.

A data security expert urges healthcare organizations to give a sweeping look at data security, using training and technology.

Processing credit cards leaves the door open for cyber-attacks, here's what physicians need to know.

Here are a few dos and don'ts for physicians dipping their toes into the sometimes murky waters of social media.

Direct Messaging is a way for providers to securely exchange patient data. Here's a primer on how you can use the technology.

Certified PAs, who are on the front lines in many rural areas, deliver specialized care utilizing telehealth.

Cybercrime is a threat to even the smallest of practices, here are six ways to prevent criminals from accessing your patients' data.

Uncertainty of the ACA aside, a new survey indicates most payers will stay in health plan exchange next year.

When it comes to HIPAA, is it always better to be safe than sorry? Security experts say there is a thing as being too cautious.

Using technology that safeguards PHI is a must in when providing care, but the same technology can lead to major HIPAA violations.

There's no point in switching your EHR if you join an ACO. You have options in connecting to other systems in the group.

Going to your EHR vendor's user group meeting will allow you to learn best practices from other practices your size.