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According to surveys by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, over 59 million Americans have some kind of mental illness. With the increasing demand for mental health services, the role of...

The landscape of podiatric medicine is rapidly evolving. In the midst of these rapid changes, podiatry practices have become compelled to adopt Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems tailored specifically for podiatry.

In recent years, Electronic Health Records (EHR) have revolutionized how the medical industry used to run its operations earlier. Almost 89% of physicians in the USA now report using EHR systems in their practices.

Pain is tough, but the right help can make a big difference. That's where the latest tech comes in—Pain Management EHR

Optimizing your dermatology practice's operations is critical to building and maintaining a strong patient base. Dermatologists face many challenges, from treating common conditions like acne and rosacea to managing...

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) encourages EHR adoption in pediatric practices to streamline the complexities of managing patient care. Despite the high usage rate, with over 96% of pediatric doctors utilizing...

While practice management is not entirely impossible without an EHR system, it is extremely difficult to manage modern healthcare practices efficiently without one. EHR systems streamline patient data management,...

Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems have fundamentally transformed health practices' approach to managing patient records. With a nearly 90% adoption rate across the United States, as reported by the Office of the...

The Institute of Medicine and The Future of Family Medicine have highlighted the critical role of information technologies, particularly electronic health record (EHR) systems, in elevating the quality of care and...

A few years back, a world where your podiatrist could instantly access foot health history, track progress with precision, and craft a tailor-made treatment plan—all at the click of a button—was nothing more than a...