Technology in Healthcare

The insurance reimbursement process involves hectic paperwork, policies, and patient-testing wait times. Whether you're a healthcare provider or a patient, understanding the ins and outs of this procedure is crucial for...

Embracing innovation in podiatry practice management is no longer just an option; it's necessary for clinicians seeking to stay ahead in the healthcare industry. With Podiatry Electronic Health Records (EHR),...

Have you ever wondered how businesses track success? The answer lies in two powerful terms: Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). These are the compass that guides companies, big and small, towards their goals. But it's...

The convenience of meeting the doctor without leaving the home is no longer an alien concept. This concept emerged and became an absolute necessity during the COVID era. And then, its popularity is increasing every...

With the COVID-19 pandemic changing our healthcare visits, we've seen a big jump in using special machines called health KIOSKs. These are like automatic helpers that make things faster and safer when seeing the doctor.

Healthcare is changing, and technology is at the heart of this change. Patient portals—simple, secure websites that give you access to your health information—make it easier to for one to check their medical records,...

In modern healthcare, efficient time management is crucial for success and the best healthcare. One of the most significant technological advancements in recent years has been the introduction of Electronic Health Record

Let's face it: running a medical practice is no easy feat. There are a million things to keep track of, from patient records and billing to insurance forms and scheduling. It definitely takes a village to keep...

The concept of Electronic Health Record (EHR) has revolutionized the healthcare sector with its helpful features. By 2021, 96% of the acute care hospitals had an EHR integrated into their system, which is a testament to...

As per the survey conducted by the Medical Group Management Association (MGMA), 25% of claim denials are due to incomplete or inaccurate patient information. Moreover, research published in the Journal of Healthcare...