Technology & AI

AI helps to reduce unnecessary expenses, making advanced medical care more affordable.

When patients fail to understand or follow a physician’s advice, it can lead to frustration for the physician, an increased workload due to the need to address non-adherence, or the risk of a medical error.

AI agents, offer a promising pathway for family clinics and other healthcare providers to mitigate claims denials, enhance reimbursement rates, improve patient experiences, and refocus their efforts on core healthcare services.

How health systems can leverage artificial intelligence to reduce patient no-shows, revolutionize physician scheduling and improve patient outcomes.

The crux of payer-provider collaboration lies in alignment.

New technology that fixes the problems of the EHR is the best way to reduce physician burnout

Automation can play a large role in your coding strategy.

The need for integrated patient care to help reduce medical errors, a $20B plague for U.S.

When healthcare practices scale rapidly, they tend to accumulate an unruly, disharmonious tech stack that can complicate administrative, communication and marketing efforts.

Here are five steps to start integrating AI, using medical coding and revenue cycle management as examples.

With such a broad range of potential security weaknesses, organizations must take a layered approach to IT security.

Although AI shows promise in streamlining administrative tasks like documentation and billing, its integration into clinical decision-making processes sparks some challenges.

It’s clear the state of PA must change. Artificial intelligence has a role in streamlining administrative tasks.

Even while other industries made the digital transition, clipboards and paper forms were still common sites in the waiting rooms of doctors’ offices

AI can help physicians refine their people skills to improve care

The days of “bad ‘bots” are behind us so put smart virtual assistants to work in your practice to reduce call volume, deliver self-service options to patients and improve operational efficiency.

Empowering physicians for enhanced patient care and practice efficiency

Disruptive innovations are radical changes that often overturn the usual way of doing things to such an extent that they have a positive ripple effect throughout the industry.

AI is changing everything, but it might not be ready for health care.

Benefits will come when physicians and health experts begin integrating large language models into practices, hospitals and insurance companies.

These new technological tools can help you bridge the health literacy gap.

Nutrition labels in healthcare are intended to provide transparency to doctors, clinicians and other health professionals so they can make informed decisions about how they use it.

A rebuttal to a 2019 article on HIPAA.

Are you leaving money on the table because you aren't coding correctly?

Caring for patients with autoimmune diseases is a team sport. Here’s a way for technology to tie your team together.

With healthcare data breaches approaching a boiling point, care providers need to adopt an approach that prioritizes operational continuity.

Let’s look at key considerations for health care leaders as they invest in innovation.

Growing demand for ASCs presents both opportunities and challenges, especially in terms of revenue cycle management and workforce.

Computers can't communicate as compassionately as a skilled physician.

Artificial intelligence in medicine is causing uncertainty and fear for physicians and other clinicians. Here’s how leaders can use open communication to develop trust in the workforce.