Technology in Healthcare (2)

Internists, or Doctors of Internal Medicine, are at the forefront of diagnosing, treating, and providing compassionate care for adults facing various health issues. Their expertise spans from managing everyday health...

A growing issue for urology care providers is that many claims are denied due to billing errors. This underscores the importance of mastering urology medical billing to ensure that practices receive the reimbursements...

Did you know that nearly 20 million Americans visit an otolaryngologist every year? These specialists, more commonly known as ENT doctors, play a critical role in treating ear, nose, and throat conditions.

In 2012, a tragic mistake occurred when the medical records of an 81-year-old woman were misplaced, which led to a catastrophic wrong-patient, wrong-procedure brain surgery. The intended procedure was a routine...

Have you ever wondered how much telehealth has changed healthcare? Before COVID-19, only 35% of U.S. physicians had tried telehealth services. However, during the height of the pandemic, 43% of doctors conducted more...

We are living in the most digitally advanced age, an era where technological advancements touch every aspect of our lives, and healthcare is no exception.

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