Every practice owner has to keep track of numbers, financial or otherwise. Most dentists don’t have formal training in accounting but you still have to manage the finances. It can be quite a challenging task. At the end of the day, the amount left in your bank account after paying the bills is what’s important.
EHRs have long since become a necessity for providers. Some practices see significant benefits, streamlined operations and improved productivity for users. Others blame their EHRs for deteriorating patient relationships and inconveniencing the same people who use them daily. What is
EHR adoption – and use of health IT in general – is growing slowly every year. But adoption is not happening at the same rate across different types of healthcare settings. A recent data brief by the ONC has revealed
Technology and IT systems are slowly taking center stage within the healthcare industry. The pressure of legislation, growing volume of patients and need for enhanced documentation have been the main drivers for IT adoption. Practices are deploying everything from EHRs
EHRs have evolved quite a bit from the first generation systems providers had to deal with. Today’s EHRs feature modern interfaces, intuitive controls and time-saving tools like auto complete. Many of the best products and services incorporate electronic payment systems,
It takes quite a bit of time, effort and plenty of research to purchase an EDR that’s right for your practice. First you need to pinpoint your business requirements. Then you make lists – one for the features that you
The EHR industry has enjoyed its time in the spotlight for the last few years. Thanks to federal incentives and demand from providers, EHR adoption has soared. However, EHRs appear to be making headlines for the wrong reasons in 2017
EHR adoption growth over the last decade has been phenomenal. Driven by government incentive programs, rising volume of patients and documentation as well as the problems which plague paper filing systems, EHR use has long since passed the tipping point.
The vast majority of clinics and hospitals have spent the better part of the last few years upgrading from paper to sophisticated EDR systems. Digitizing health data started out as a mandatory upgrade mainly due to regulations like the Meaningful
Administration Keep track of patient files, staff and practice data all in one place. You can manage appointments, billing and claims without touching paper files. Work from anywhere and share documents with your staff. Dovetail gives you a comprehensive view
