Telemedicine is a form of delivering medical services online. Others claim it’s telehealth, while still, other specialists prefer the term “virtual medicine.”
Regardless of what you call it, telemedicine has become increasingly popular. In fact, according to Harvard Medical School…
Is your organization struggling to move all of its records and documents online? Although moving paper to electronic records may seem like a challenging task, there are ways you can make this process much more manageable.
The ubiquity of computers and mobile devices offers new opportunities to improve the efficiency of patient care, yet many medical practices don’t realize the potential of technology in their practices.
As a healthcare provider, your main goal is to provide patients with access to medical services that can benefit them. It’s not uncommon for new practices and clinics to put much more emphasis on acquiring new patients than engaging old ones.
Managing an increasing number of patients is a common challenge for growing healthcare facilities. It’s easy to lose touch with patients. That’s why employing a good patient reactivation strategy can make a substantial difference in providing quality care and keeping patients engaged.
Some patients don’t just miss one appointment. Instead, they’re chronically unreliable, and they tend to miss more appointments than they attend. The good news is that they’re probably only a small percentage of your patient base. The bad news is that when they get used to canceling late or not showing up, it can become a habit. Here’s how to reduce cancellations with appointment reminders.