Category: dental ehr

As the healthcare landscape changes from the fee-based model to value-based care, the time has come to question the gap between dentistry and other areas of medicine. Even though dentists provide crucial services that benefit overall clinical help, they’re often left out of the loop. It is rare to find dental health providers on the care team in a…

Adopting an EDR system is no longer optional for many practices. Electronic health record keeping systems are becoming mandatory – you need one if you hope to comply with regulations, keep up with demands from third party payers or even improve patient outcomes. If you are not already using an EDR, your clinic is probably in the process of…

The shift away from paper and towards software has changed a lot of things in the healthcare industry. It has influenced workflows, changed how medical professionals maintain case documentation and made it easier for practices to handle the growing volume

Have you given any thought to the type of insurance plans your clinic accepts? Most practice owners think that accepting more plans will increase revenue. At first glance it makes sense. After all, you don’t want to drive away patients

Security breaches make headlines almost every day and it seems that the situation grows worse with each incident. The healthcare industry is not very different from the norm. Why do we continue to see security problems in spite of investing

EHR systems are a massive improvement to the old school paper filing system that most of the healthcare industry relied on in the past. One aspect of upgrading to EHRs that provides many benefits is the digitization of patient data.

The results of spending billions of dollars on EHR implementation through federal projects like the meaningful program have been mixed, to say the least. Some practices report positive results and praise their EHR systems for improving patient outcomes or reducing

Gaargle Solutions, Dovetail EDR is setting new standards in how paperless Dental practices should consider their workflow and data management.  The company’s thirst for innovation is consistently fueling its rank as the #1 Dental software. September 18, 2017 – With

In today’s world, businesses generate a lot of electronic data every day. A dental practice is no exception. Most practices use a variety of electronic software for various processes including scheduling, billing, claim processing etc. This means your practice is