Year after year, the MUSE Inspire Conference serves as a fantastic opportunity for individuals and organizations in the MEDITECH community to network with their peers, learn about the latest industry trends, attend great educational sessions, and see new product innovations. We are looking forward to reconnecting during the show, May 28th-31st in Denver, CO. Consensus […]
Backward compatibility—making a new system compatible with an existing operating system—rarely enters C-suite conversations in healthcare, but it should. That’s because even as healthcare executives expect to make deeper investments in system integration this year, achieving integration becomes faster and far less expensive when leaders explore solutions that help systems talk with each other. This […]
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 […]
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 […]
