ViVE is quickly approaching, and we’re looking forward to connecting with you at one of healthcare’s largest and most popular events of the year! To quote our CEO Scott Turicchi, “Events like ViVE 2023 provide a great platform for learning and sharing insight, which is critical as our industry works together to help caregivers gain […]
So, we’re all still faxing patient information. Amazing, isn’t it? Many years ago, CMS Administrator Seema Verma challenged the industry to make doctors’ offices a “fax free” zone by 2020. That didn’t happen. In late 2021, federal health official Steve Posnack told Bloomberg Law that at least 70% of healthcare organizations still use fax machines […]
When facing new regulations, healthcare providers can take one of two paths — do the minimum necessary to tick the regulatory box or determine how the change can positively impact patient care. One regulation we’re all very familiar with when it comes to compliance is the CMS Interoperability and Patient Access Final Rule. Official as […]
How many routine tasks do you and your staff perform every day, every week, or every month? Think about compiling reports, manually entering data, and moving data from one database to another. Although widely used in other industries, healthcare lags behind in the adoption of robotic process automation (RPA), which can emulate repetitive human actions […]
It’s probably fair to say your organization has invested a great deal in fax technology over the years, and despite the fact that most of the rest of the world has moved on to digital faxing, some paper faxing is still necessary. Does that mean you should just live with the inconvenience? Maybe you should […]
By Terry LaPointe, Group VP – Services, Consensus Cloud Solutions Over many years supporting our hospital clients, we’re seeing that the bedside and patient procedure rooms aren’t the only healthcare settings that continue to face significant labor shortages. We know technology personnel can be hard to find and even harder to retain. These are the […]
