Technology in Healthcare

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...

Telehealth is quickly becoming a core healthcare service across the United States. What began as a necessity during COVID-19 has quickly evolved into a preferred method of care for millions of patients across the US....

In the contemporary digital world, the healthcare industry has witnessed a remarkable transformation with the advent of Electronic Healthcare Records. The use of an EHR for efficient practice management was widely...

Nurses have felt the biggest squeeze since hospitals switched to electronic health record (EHR) systems in the US. According to research, nurses spend up to 35% of their shift on documentation alone. But EHRs were...

The way we pay for healthcare is changing, and it's about time. In a world where we can do almost everything with a tap on our phone, relying on cash or clunky payment systems feels outdated—especially in healthcare....

The healthcare journey ends before it even starts for patients who can’t properly communicate with their doctors. In the U.S. alone, 25.7 million people struggle with limited English proficiency (LEP). And it's more...

First impressions matter, especially in healthcare. The moment a patient walks into your practice and checks in sets the tone for their entire visit. Just think about your front-desk staff digging through paperwork...

After working with hundreds of doctors across the United States, we’ve realized that running a small medical practice comes with unique challenges. From limited staff to tight schedules, there’s no room for systems that...

Geriatric visits need your time and patience. Patients come in with a mix of chronic conditions, memory issues, and input from family caregivers. That means more talking, more listening, and a lot more note-taking,...