Reducing wasteful spending in healthcare by curbing administrative complexity
Wasteful spending is an increasingly thorny problem in healthcare, especially with the industry comprising an ever-larger portion of GDP.
The TeleDentists Offers Dental Second Opinions
The TeleDentists delivers vital dental services virtually wherever, whenever a dentist is needed. A proprietary, national network of Licensed dentists use secure online video consults to connect with patients’ smart phones, laptops or tablets. They diagnose problems, start remediation and, when needed, arrange next business day appointments with a conveniently located dentist. The service is available to hospitals, urgent care facilities, retail clinics, self-insured corporations, senior-living centers, universities and telemedicine service providers. Visit https://www.theteledentists.com
Insurance, subscriptions, and apps: The changing landscape of patient payment options
As dental practices struggle to keep afloat with insurance payments alone, new options such as membership plans and Chewsi are becoming more common. Ann-Marie DePalma provides this guide for dental hygienists on today’s payment options.
Growing dental practices with a virtual CFO
Just what is a virtual CFO, and will it help your dental practice? Many practices have tried working with this virtual member of the team, and their bottom lines are healthier.
Bar is rising for consumerism in healthcare, but providers are still playing catch-up
To keep pace with other industries, healthcare organizations will have to alter their approach to access and convenience.
Close to one-third of healthcare employees have never received cybersecurity training, report shows
There is an apparent lack of awareness of federal regulations in both the U.S. and Canada to keep patient information secure.
CashMD launches price transparency tool
Users can search for the price of a procedure at providers in their area and then book an appointment through the app.
Healthcare revenue cycle management market projected to be worth $104 billion by 2025
Increasing government spending is partially driving the market’s growth, along with initiatives to encourage adoption of third-party solutions.
Healthcare cloud computing growth due in part to curbing infrastructure costs
Cloud solutions help organizations reduce infrastructure costs and interoperability issues, and aid in complying with regulatory standards.