By Meredith Kirchner – Nearly 136 million Americans visit the ER each year for various reasons like chest pain, fever, and shortness of breath. Unfortunately, these high-cost care episodes, whether in ERs, trauma centers, or specialty facilities, carry significant financial burdens for both patients and healthcare systems.
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By Jay Anders – The healthcare industry stands at a crossroads of technological innovation and growing data management challenges. While artificial intelligence and ambient listening technologies promise to revolutionize clinical documentation, hospitals, health systems, and practices all face a critical challenge:
By Zac Amos – Artificial intelligence has grown ubiquitous, infiltrating various industries including healthcare. With rising prices and increasing demands for service, professionals are keenly interested in how AI can supercharge workflows and reduce expenses.
By Lance Reid – Phishing attempts can happen at any time and to anyone within an organization. As threat vectors continue to multiply and AI becomes more powerful, attempts to extract information in order to instigate a hack or ransomware attack will only increase.
By Devin Partida – With health information technology systems, human resources teams can streamline time-consuming administrative processes, increasing provider engagement, reducing overhead expenses and improving patient outcomes. HR leaders should consider how to optimize integration since it is no longer a matter of if, but when.
By R. Kirk Huntsman – The rise of sleep tech is set to disrupt traditional sleep diagnostics, reshaping how we detect and manage sleep disorders. Valued at $62.54 billion in 2023, the wearable tech market is expected to triple by 2032, driven by a health-conscious consumer base.
By Jim Tate – Medicare has a long history of taking bold actions. In 2003 electronic claims submission was mandated. In 2011, CMS established the EHR Incentive Programs to promote the adoption and meaningful use of certified electronic health record technology.
By Lee Barrett – Trust serves as the cornerstone of relationships in the healthcare sector, connecting organizations with patients, providers, and business partners. Achieving and maintaining trust requires healthcare entities to demonstrate their commitment to the highest standards of security, privacy, and operational excellence.
By Usman Choudhary – Healthcare data security is among the most pressing challenges in today’s interconnected world, primarily because digital transformation exposes sensitive patient information to the risk of breaches and cyberattacks.