When a patient needs specialized care from multiple healthcare providers, medical records are integral to ensuring a positive patient experience. With the frequently hectic and urgent nature of providing healthcare services, easy access to patient health information is invaluable. To help provide the highest-quality care possible, care coordination is key.
Your patients deserve the best patient experience possible when they visit your practice. Make sure they have it with these tips!
When a patient’s medical records are compromised, that information is better than gold for hackers and cybercriminals looking to get rich.
Every patient deserves high-quality medical care when they need treatment. In some nightmarish cases though, doctors make irreversible medical mistakes.
Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) are one of the most important safety nets in the United States healthcare system. By offering treatment regardless of patient’s ability to pay or their lack of insurance, the healthcare providers and support staff at FQHCs help keep underprivileged communities healthy.
Tired of exchanging discs with medical imaging records for every request? We’ve gathered a list of some of the top services to streamline the process.
Despite the complexity of the medical records request process, it’s advisable to build a personal health record. This is a compilation of all of your medical records from your birth to today.
Medical records retrieval is a complicated and time-consuming process that often requires additional action to ensure a timely return. When you are gathering medical documentation for your law firm, the last thing you want to do is get stuck waiting.
After a year defined by a worldwide pandemic, a new generation witnessed the havoc a contagion can wreak. Unfortunately, the future of public health may hold more grim chapters.
Health information managers (HIM) and other remote release of information (ROI) staff members work with patient data every day. It’s essential for them to protect it.
Since the introduction of HIPAA, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has taken care to ensure its rules and regulations keep up with new technologies and practices.
Medical data security is at risk when healthcare organizations send records through the mail. Here’s why…
