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With mHealth technology placing a renewed focus on getting the most out of home health care, the time is better than ever for excellent at-home elder care. More and more, seniors are choosing remote monitoring over assisted living or in-home care, allowing them to age in their own spaces, on their own terms. Now is a great time, then, to spotlight one of the mHealth tools that is taking a senior-focused approach to safety and
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and public awareness efforts have been in full swing for a few weeks. It’s a great time of year to remind your patients that many cancers are preventable, depending on certain factors, and that regular screening is key to catching any problems early. And now, it’s easier than ever to share education resources with patients. Use Breast Cancer Awareness Month as a way to jump-start the conversation around cancer with
Winning or losing in healthcare has taken on a more lighthearted approach since the “gamification” trend caught fire.
Have you been thinking about creating a Facebook page for your practice, but just haven’t gotten around to it yet? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Many healthcare providers are just getting started on social media and seeing the value of having a Facebook business page.
Is telemedicine here to stay? If you haven’t started implementing telemedicine into your practice, are you falling behind? Are patients actually using telemedicine? Does telemedicine really bring the cost-savings its proponents promise?
Did you miss this year’s Medical Group Management Association Conference? So did we. Luckily, we followed along via Twitter! We pulled together some of the best tweets from MGMA 2015, so you can get caught up!
Reputation management. If you’re ever used a contractor or scrolled through the customer reviews to decide on an Amazon purchase, you have a pretty good idea what that phrase means. It’s about managing your brand – cultivating a positive presence online. And it’s becoming an increasingly important part of how physicians stay competitive in today’s market.
Whether you’re part of a small practice, a large physician group, clinic or hospital, outsourced medical coding is worth considering.
As physicians, we are no strangers to burnout, and our work-life balance is often non-existent. Between being overloaded with patients and paperwork and trying to balance responsibilities of our homes and practices, it’s no wonder we’re so exhausted and distracted.
