Artificial intelligence is reshaping how healthcare organizations manage everyday work. The first wave of healthcare AI focused on making individual tasks more efficient. Documentation, coding, summarization, and patient communications all became faster and easier through new AI capabilities.
Those advances...
Healthcare data security is more important than ever as cyber threats, compliance requirements, and growing volumes of patient data continue to challenge medical practices. From strengthening EHR security and access controls to improving cloud security in healthcare, organizations need a...
Healthcare organizations are facing mounting pressure to improve efficiency without compromising the quality of care. According to a study by the American Medical Association, clinicians spent 13 hours per week documenting patient encounters, submitting orders, interpreting test results and...
Beginning January 1, 2027, maternity care coding will move from the traditional global obstetric package to a phase-based reporting structure recognizing antepartum care, labor management, delivery care, and postpartum care. For OB-GYN practices across the United States, these changes may...
Ask almost anyone in healthcare to name the industry's biggest challenge, and you will hear a common answer: we don't have enough people. Open positions sit unfilled for months. Practices compete for the same shrinking pool of candidates. The forecasts...
For years, documentation demands contributed to physician burnout, keeping Dr. Richard Cole at Patrick County Family Practice working late after his last patient. Evenings, weekends, and vacations were often spent finishing charts instead of spending time with family. After implementing...
Healthcare practices are losing valuable time and revenue every day to inefficient clinical workflows in healthcare. Manual documentation, fragmented systems, and disconnected processes slow providers down, limiting patient throughput and increasing the risk of denials and rework. The resulting administrative...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping healthcare at an incredible pace. What began with ambient AI helping reduce documentation burden has expanded to generative AI that creates content and, more recently, agentic AI capable of coordinating complex workflows.
With each step...
EHRs aren’t becoming obsolete. But systems built primarily as records of care are reaching the limits of that design. The next stage of the EHR belongs to platforms that don’t just store what happened during a patient’s care—they help carry...
If you've been following the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence, you've likely noticed a new term making headlines: agentic AI.
For many healthcare organizations, the distinction isn't always clear. After all, if generative AI in healthcare can draft clinical notes...