Critical Access Hospitals Report Challenges
Yet Forge Ahead with Advanced Health IT Capabilities By Leila Samy/ Rural Health IT Coordinator, ONC , Meghan Gabriel/ Economist, Office of Planning, Evaluation, and…
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EHRs: New Risk Management Issues and How to Deal with Them
EHRs: The Promise to Simplify and Streamline By Edward Keiper, President and CEO of Velocity Electronic health records (EHRs) promise to help simplify and streamline…
Governor Cuomo’s NY CUNY 2020 Awards Go to Technology and Healthcare
Queensborough Community College Awarded Historic $11.5 Million Queensborough Community College is one of eight lead CUNY colleges to be awarded grant funds to serve the…
HHS Final Rule Sets New ICD-10 Compliance Date for October 1, 2015
Deadline for ICD-10 Allows Health Care Industry Ample Time to Prepare for Change The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued a rule…
Turning to New Sources for Healthcare Supply Chain Inspiration
Visit Infor in Booth 611 at AHRMM14 this Week By Michelle Robbins, Director of Healthcare Industry Strategy, Supply Chain, Infor Twitter: @Infor AHRMM14 in Orlando, August…
GaHIN Connects to National eHealth Exchange
Connection Paves the Way for State-to-State Exchange of Health Information National connectivity enables seamless and secure Interstate record-sharing Georgia Health Information Network (GaHIN), the statewide…
Aligning for Better Patient Care
Five Strategies for Success By Jeff Wood, Vice President, Product Management, Navicure Twitter: @Navicure The healthcare industry is in the midst of a major transformation….
The Fee for Service Apocalypse
The Death of Fee for Service and the Value in Value-Based Medicine By Denny Flint, Sr. Consultant and Director of Business Development for Assistive Coding,…
Kansas Seeks to Become “Model for the Nation”
With Healthcare Solution Aimed at Treating Whole Person Statewide coordinated care technology platform is first of its kind Imagine dealing with two illnesses simultaneously –…