EHR

Fighting the urge to interact more with patients when you’ve to write notes is frustrating. And you’re not the only one to feel this way. It’s a common issue.

The pressure on today’s clinicians is hitting a tipping point. The U.S. healthcare system is dealing with high patient volumes and pharmacy closures. Physicians are expected to deliver safer, more compliant care, often...

Running a small medical practice often means doing a dozen tasks at once, like managing patient care, handling administrative paperwork, and keeping up with billing and compliance. The constant pressure can lead to...

Data breaches are the kind of thing that keep health administrators up at night. But when it comes to documentation, HIPAA AI scribes finally give them something to trust in.

We are excited to announce the launch of the AI Agent, a friendly, intelligent, and voice-powered receptionist designed to transform the way medical practices handle incoming calls. The AI Agent seamlessly manages...

Back in the 2010s, a growing number of studies raised a red flag: doctors were spending more time with computers than with patients. That concern still echoes today, especially as EHR use has increased with time. But...

Think about walking into your chiropractic office, and instead of focusing on patients, you find yourself buried in mounting paperwork or data entry by hand, trying to remember when people booked appointments and which...

We recently spoke with a pediatric group of six physicians who started using Practice EHR’s AI Scribe in late 2024. Within the first few months, they saw a 43% drop in documentation time. That’s a huge win because it...

In the contemporary, rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, the Electronic Healthcare Record (EHR) transition has become a crucial choice for medical practitioners. The most common reason given to make an EHR switch is...

Every medical specialty has unique terminology, templates, and workflows. And yet, most EHRs force a one-size-fits-all model. This partly explains why nearly 70% of physicians report high EHR-related stress and...