Sep 04 : The squeeze is on for U.S. hospitals
Lots of financial scrambling, but the numbers still don’t add up Is healthcare a business? In the United States, the […]
Lots of financial scrambling, but the numbers still don’t add up Is healthcare a business? In the United States, the […]
Despite recent gains in EHR adoption (nationwide rates recently passed 75 percent for office-based physicians), small practices, particularly those of
Texas-based HealthTec Software, Inc. (www.healthtec-software.com), a leading provider of Software Technology for medical group practices, has received ONC-ATCB Certification as
Bristol Hospital (Bristol, CT) has been reaping the benefits of their fully integrated MEDITECH EHR ever since their 2011 big
At the beginning of the Meaningful Use program, acute providers were the first wave of physicians and medical facilities required
An executive who has specialized in everything from linking hospitals with radiologists to connecting electronic health records quietly took the
Ending months of anticipation, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) released its official request for proposals to modernize its Electronic
Patients’ lives are being put at risk by basic failures to link up medical records held by hospitals and those
Massachusetts-based eClinicalWorks has signed a deal to implement its cloud-based EHR platform for some 200,000 patients at 23 detention facilities
Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL ) could team up with leading insurers UnitedHealth Group (NYSE: UNH ) and Humana (NYSE: HUM ) on its iOS
Nearly 26 percent of hospitals have a comprehensive EHR system, more than quintuple the figure from 2010, according to the
South Florida Electronic Health Record firm to advance to the next step of US Government Certification. The Quantum Group, Inc