What is MACRA, and do you Qualify? Healthcare in 2017 looks very different from what it was even two decades ago. Modern technology and innovative tools have made their way into doctors’ offices. Seeing a computer at the dentist might
Who is the most important person in a dental practice? Some might say the dentist or name some other employee within the clinic. After all without the dental care team, you wouldn’t have a practice in the first place! Actually
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.
There are certain things in life that no one enjoys doing but we do them anyway. Going to the dentist is one such thing. All of us know that regular visits to the dentist are necessary for our dental health
Ransomware has been around for some time but it’s grabbing headlines today for a reason. Healthcare organizations across the country are being targeted by hackers for the valuable data they store. It starts out innocently enough – someone opens an
There is no doubt that running a dental clinic is challenging. But the types of challenges you face will never be the same. After all your requirements will vary depending on many variables like size of the practice, specialization vs
Getting the right software for your practice is important. But “right” isn’t the same for everyone. What you need is a futuristic product that can simplify your workflow without getting in your way. Flexibility is what you need. You
The potential benefits of EDRs have been the subject of many a heated discussion online in multiple forums. Some advantages are plainly apparent – like the ability to auto fill certain fields like address or list of allergies from a
Dentists and other professionals are facing increasing demands on their time and energy. Apart from federal programs, dentists have to grapple with complex legislation such as HIPAA and I-STOP. In addition, many practices are struggling with financial problems in the
Purchasing and implementing a dental EHR system can often be an expensive and challenging process. Besides the initial cost of software, training expenses, digitization of paper records, and delays in project implementation can often lead to significant cost overruns. Because
