Medical Software
Maintaining HIPAA compliance is complicated, but HIPAA compliance software can make sure your practice is compliant and avoids any unnecessary fines. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) was passed to maintain and protect the privacy... Continue Reading
Free doesn’t mean you have to compromise on utility. These free and open source EMR tools fulfill all the essential tasks your medical practice needs. As a doctor you may not be able to avoid data entry... Continue Reading
Everyone is living in a mobile world, even healthcare workers. That’s why we rounded up the top medical apps for doctors. When I was working at a pharmacy, using a mobile app for drug identification was key... Continue Reading
I’ll admit it. I go to conferences for the free schwag. The cleverly shaped flash drives, the drawstring bags, the stress balls. And the pens. Thousands upon thousands of differently branded, multi-colored, and weirdly sized pens. It’s like... Continue Reading
Left-handed people have it rough. Not only have they historically been discriminated against, but they die earlier than right-handers, and they are three times more likely than right-handers to become alcoholics. Oh, and just about everything in the... Continue Reading
With all of the moving parts that a medical practice needs to keep in order, the last thing practitioners should compromise is their billing systems. Effective medical billing software keeps patients satisfied with simple billing procedures,... Continue Reading
It may seem like a radical step to take, but refusing to accept health insurance is a growing trend for doctors nationwide. Fully 92% of doctors think insurance company incentives are not in the best interest of... Continue Reading
Meaningful Use Stage Two requires you to have a patient portal, and requires that at least 5% of your patients actually use it. This may not seem like a lot, but even practices which actively promote their... Continue Reading
Over the past 50 years, computers have evolved dramatically. In the 1950s, most computers were the size of a room. By the late 1970s, a computer could fit on a desk. By the late 1990s, laptops... Continue Reading
The average cost of a data breach in the healthcare industry is $6.75 million according to a Kroll study. You don’t have to be a selfie-taking celebrity these days to worry about the safety of your private... Continue Reading
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