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Thanks to the power of big data, healthcare organizations now have access to troves of data and analytics that can ultimately help executives make decisions that put healthcare systems on the best path forward, meet patient demand, and prepare for
In nearly every other industry, a customer or client pays before services are rendered. But healthcare is a different animal entirely in that payment is made after services are rendered –and the billing cycle often takes months to complete. The
Healthcare practices now have access to a trove of data that can be leveraged to help optimize operations and ultimately boost profitability. That data can be used to reallocate resources to different areas of the business, identify shortfalls in the
In today’s digital world, migrating to the cloud is a no-brainer when you consider the cost savings, security, privacy, scalability, interoperability potential, deployment, and efficiency. Considering these benefits, it’s no wonder why EHR solutions top the list of services that
Electronic health record (EHR) software and revenue cycle management (RCM) services are perhaps the most valuable technology any given healthcare practice can utilize. These tools modernize practices, create a more seamless and enjoyable experience for both the provider and patient,
Does the prospect of identifying a better EHR provider have you believing that your underperforming solution is good enough? Are you apprehensive about investing the time, energy, and money into a new solution, especially when you have no idea whether
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) can be a great way for your healthcare organization to streamline processes and free up time for other important, more valuable tasks. While RPA software and intelligent automation can automate mundane, time-sucking tasks and improve efficiencies,
Since well before the pandemic, physicians have struggled to cope with an overburdened system. The obstacles they face tend to affect their day-to-day happiness, relationships, and approach to patient care. There’s a deceptively simple word for it: burnout. When accompanied
