Don’t let your software vendor hold your patient data hostage! While our blog title today may border on hyperbole many clinics have felt trapped by their software vendor when it …
Your clinic is under water… no literally, underwater, as in bubbles, mud, destroyed! Where are your off-site backups? Sometime back I was sitting in a community health center (CHC) somewhere …
It should be obvious! We should always strive to make it easy for those we serve. Such a simple concept… yet, it defies our very nature. We spend our life …
A guest post by Don Fornes, Founder and CEO of Software Advice Over the past couple of years, we’ve noticed a marked change in medical office’s views on the web-based, …
A practice has its Fujitsu Lifebook tablets stolen – was patient data exposed? A practice in Oregon recently reported having their tablet computers stolen. However, because they use an ASP …
Are yours “blowing in the wind”? Its unclear whether the records were dumped by the hospital or a third party charged with disposing of the records; but either way, the …
In Richmond, VA, local news reported paper medical records literally blowing in the wind. Click here to see the story. This one really needs no further explanation! Catherine Huddle, VP, …
Because we all need a little humor – a Guest Blog by Chris and Pam Kelleher, Practice Administrators (with tongue planted firmly in cheek).
A fair amount has been written about the value of Electronic Health Records or Electronic Medical Records from the perspective of the provider and the patient – what about the Community?
The healthcare system is in flux. It is dynamic. It is, without a doubt, changing. If you, as providers, constantly have to anticipate and respond to changes, then why shouldn’t your EHR?