Introduction Multi-specialty healthcare practices across the US are scaling at a pace the industry has never seen before. New locations, larger provider networks, rising patient volumes, and growing outpatient demand continue to reshape the industry. Some organizations handle this complexity … Read More
Introduction A scheduler. A nurse. An accountant. An administrative assistant. We traced 15 healthcare CEOs back to where they started. The spotlight often falls on where leaders end up, not where they begin. The findings surprised us, challenged a few … Read More
Introduction Did you know that 85% of patients expect healthcare providers to offer online appointment booking? Yet, many practices struggle to connect their essential tools, creating communication gaps that impact patient experience and operational efficiency. Podium, a popular business communication … Read More
Introduction Did you know that chronic diseases are the leading cause of death and disability in the United States, accounting for approximately 7 in 10 deaths each year? Managing these long-term health conditions requires a systematic and proactive approach, which … Read More
Introduction Reducing hospital readmissions for chronic patients is achievable through proactive, coordinated care strategies. Key interventions include robust transition of care programs, enhanced patient education, medication management, and leveraging technology for continuous monitoring and engagement. These efforts aim to bridge … Read More
Introduction Patient intake is broken in modern healthcare primarily due to reliance on outdated, manual processes and a lack of integrated, patient-friendly technology. Patients can act by demanding digital options and understanding their rights to privacy and efficient service, while … Read More
Introduction Automating patient follow-ups in long-term care is achievable through leveraging population health management (PHM) software and integrated communication tools. These systems can proactively identify patients needing follow-up based on care plans, treatment protocols, or risk stratification, and then automatically … Read More
Introduction Did you know that nearly 30% of U.S. healthcare spending, over $1 trillion annually, is dedicated to administrative tasks? Patient intake, a significant component of this, often gets overlooked when we talk about healthcare costs. While the focus is … Read More
Introduction Did you know that nearly 30% of U.S. healthcare spending, which amounts to over $1 trillion annually, is consumed by administrative tasks? A significant portion of this staggering figure is directly tied to the patient intake process. This critical … Read More
Introduction Did you know that nearly 30% of U.S. healthcare spending, exceeding $1 trillion annually, is consumed by administrative tasks? Patient intake, a fundamental part of these tasks, represents a significant portion of this inefficiency, costing practices valuable time and … Read More
Introduction Fragmented communication significantly hinders patient intake workflows by creating delays, increasing errors, and frustrating both patients and staff. This fragmentation occurs when different communication channels and systems do not connect, leading to information silos and manual data re-entry. Alternatives … Read More
Introduction Streamlining patient intake workflows is achievable and highly beneficial, primarily through the adoption of digital patient intake software and the implementation of a step-by-step process that prioritizes automation and patient convenience. This involves moving away from traditional paper-based methods … Read More
Introduction Did you know that inefficient communication can cost healthcare practices thousands of dollars annually in lost appointments and administrative overhead? In today’s fast-paced healthcare environment, seamless integration between your communication tools and your core practice management systems isn’t just … Read More
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