Aiden Spencer

The fact that trust cannot be purchased highlights an important truth: trust needs to be earned. And healthcare professionals have earned it.

Last year brought one weather disaster after another. With 2017 in the past, it is best to take a bit of time and figure out how your medical practice is prepared should 2018 be the year a disaster hits your practice.

eClinicalWorks is due to pay $155 million to settle a claim alleging that the company violated the False Claims Act, as announced by the Department of Justice on May 31.

As technology becomes a standard tool in more professions, the resources used become more accessible, more protected, and provide the ability to more efficiently track progress and changes over time.

It pays to know the difference between cloud-based and cloud-based and traditional electronic health records.

A recent Jackson Healthcare report on physician trends found that 85% of providers have adopted electronic health records (EHR) systems. However, provider satisfaction with their EHR systems has been declining.

One of the many great conveniences of urgent care clinics is that many have their own pharmacy, which eliminates the patient’s need to go to another location after a visit.

Just how safe is the cloud and can we trust online software to keep sensitive medical billing data secure from a breach?