Video: Synching Patients and PHRs to Improve Health Communication
Personal health records, or PHRs, are becoming a key communication tool between physicians and those they treat. But in order to get the most out of this new technological tool, providers must be a key driver in getting their patients on-board to use and keep current their own health information.
Personal health records, or PHRs, are becoming a key communication tool between physicians and those they treat. But in order to get the most out of this new technological tool, providers must be a key driver in getting their patients on-board to use and keep current their own health information.
PricewaterhouseCoopers' (PwC) Health Industries Advisory Practice recently issued a report on the rise of PHRs and how physicians can encourage patients to utilize this emerging technology. In this video, Mark Sugrue of PwC discusses the report, how PHRs can assist patients, and the importance of interoperability with other technological tools, such as EHRs.
For more on the report, view our story here.
Split/Shared Billing in Emergency Medicine: Why Attestation Matters More Than Ever
June 2nd 2025Emergency Medicine is Evolving—And So Are the Billing Rules Team-based care is now the norm in emergency departments, but outdated billing practices are putting revenue and compliance at risk. In this must-read article, Michael Jeffery, President of Emergency Medicine at Coronis Health, breaks down what every ED leader needs to know about split/shared billing, recent CMS rule changes, and the critical role of attestation. A Smarter, Simpler Approach to Compliance Michael shares real-world examples and best practices used by high-performing EDs to keep documentation clean, billing accurate, and compliance risks low. If you oversee ED operations or billing, this article is your go-to resource.
