3 Top Health Technology Hazards Your Practice Isn’t Ready to Face

In our last post, we’ve covered the essential questions healthcare providers should ask patients to improve their services. This time, we will dive into the most effective ...

The U.S. News & World Report has recently published its yearly Best Hospitals Honor Roll naming the top 20 hospitals in the country. While this year's winners differ in size, ...

Industrial surveys and reports alert that medical professionals are bearing the brunt of the COVID-19 economic impact. The virus has hit doctor’s practices and hospitals hard, ...

The global telehealth market reached $40 billion last year and it is expected to continue to grow exponentially over the next five years, reaching $55.6 billion by 2025. These ...

Meet Millennials — an age group 72 million-strong that currently constitutes the largest generation within US society. As the generational shift progresses, medical practices must ...

The tsunami-like impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is expected to drive mass-scale social and economic changes for years to come. From a permanent shift in personal hygiene norms to ...

The Coronavirus pandemic continues to claim lives, yet signs of hope are emerging. New drugs are being tested, vaccine trials are underway, and many patients are responding to ...

Since most medical professions involve direct patient-provider interaction, healthcare isn’t considered a natural fit for remote work. But as the widening access to the Internet ...

The medical profession has always been notorious for long working hours and unusual shifts. Staffing has always been difficult, but in today climate, Healthcare facilities are ...

As we see with all industries, technology is the driving force behind healthcare advancements. By aligning patient care with telemedicine, we empower health workers to have access ...