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Medical data storage is an integral aspect of healthcare professionals, so understanding how the different forms of storage work will allow you to optimize your practice.

When it comes to healthcare, patients are becoming more and more tech-savvy, and are recently demonstrating a stronger desire to communicate with practitioners online. Four out of five smartphone users have indicated an interest in mobile health that allows for a larger patient role in the clinical process.

Terminating counseling treatment can be a crucial but complex aspect of therapy. You must balance both your client's needs and ethical and legal requirements.

Going on a vacation? Here's a list of considerations and reminders of what to prepare before taking your time off.

Content marketing can be a brilliant strategy for growing your nutrition business by building awareness and trust with current or prospective clients. Best of all; it's low cost and easy to learn.

Learn how video therapy sessions enhance mental health treatment with convenient, secure online sessions.

Before technology became as prevalent as it is today, patient records were handwritten and stored manually in filing cabinets. Whilst this method was once necessary, new changes have begun impacting the way that health records are managed. 

A patient portal refers to a platform provided by a healthcare business that patients have access to. Depending on the requirements of your business, patient portals can include medical records, appointment and invoice information, and direct messaging channels between physicians and clients.

Mergers and acquisitions in the healthcare industry used to be about joining services to provide patients with more rounded care options. Now, it’s about survival.

Setting goals for your speech-language business can be challenging. How do you know what is achievable and which aspect of your therapy practice you should focus on?

Progress notes are a form of clinical documentation written by healthcare practitioners that document a patient’s symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and clinical achievements. Not only are progress notes a critical aspect of maintaining good patient-practitioner communication, but they are legal documents that can be viewed by third-party’s.

Medical dictation is a great asset to healthcare businesses, and with its services, you can elevate the quality of your practice and effectively prioritize patient needs. However, we recognize that there are a multitude of factors that go into its services, and at first glance, it can be overwhelming.