Patient Portals and Your Medical Practice
In this webinar on patient portals, learn how they work and how they might benefit your medical practice.
In this webinar, held on June 12, 2012, Physicians Practice Associate Editor Marisa Torrieri discusses the increasing use of patient portals. She outlines the benefits of this emerging technology, including its role in helping achieve meaningful use, as well as how a portal can help patients and your practice staff, as well as taking attendee questions.
You can also download the PowerPoint presentation used in this webinar here.
For more information on patient portals, be sure to check out:
• Patient Portals: Beyond Meaningful Use
While practices are using patient portals to show meaningful use, they can also help increase efficiency and improve the quality of care.
• Tech Tools for Your Medical Practice's Front Office
Arm your front-office staff with high-tech helpers that'll keep them from getting frazzled.
• Video: Properly Securing Your Practice's Patient Data
Tom Walsh discusses the emergence of mobile health technologies and tips to make your practice data more secure.
• How E-Prescribing and Patient Portals Benefit Practices
Changes in electronic prescribing and the development of patient portals are affecting and improving the way providers connect with patients.
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How to reduce surprise billing in your practice
November 15th 2021Physicians Practice® spoke with Kristina Hutson, a product line developer at Availity, about surprise billing events in independent healthcare practices and what owners and administrators can do to reduce the likelihood of their occurrence.
