The New Age of Digital Interoperable Faxing

August 19, 2021

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The Incrementalist podcast host Dr. Nick van Terheydentalks solutions for the interoperability challenges in healthcare with John Nebergall.

This week I am talking to John Nebergall, Chief Operating Officer of Consensus Cloud Solutions which we recorded live from HIMSS 21 in Las Vegas. Consensus is a spin off from J2 and eFax and they provide interoperability and streamlined workflows in a simple platform that keeps you connected through each patient’s continuum of care.

To read the full transcript or listen to the podcast, please visit IncrementalistHealthcare.com.

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