Our people are our greatest assets. Hear from them directly in our blogs.
Most important AWS Services for HIPAA Compliance
Rapid growth forces many businesses to start migrating their software solutions from on-premise to the cloud. Some companies even go forward by adopting the cloud-first…
How to Develop Web Based Medical Billing Software for Hospitals?
Health professionals agree on one thing: billing information must be clear, precise, and accurate for medical providers, insurance companies, and patients. If the billing system…
The Benefits of Electronic Health Records
Less than 5 years ago a visit to a doctor involved filling in tons of paperwork, describing your complaints and symptoms over and over again…
Healthtech Trends: 6 Insights for 2019 and Beyond
By the end of 2015, the percent of the U.S. GDP spent on healthcare exceeded 17%, the highest percentage in comparison with all other countries in…
Security and Privacy Solutions in EHR Development
Healthcare data breaches cost hospitals over $3.6 billion in 2017 and almost 90% of hospitals have reported a data breach in the past two years…
The A to Z Technical Guide to Meet HIPAA Compliance
Our world has completely changed after the first computer was presented. IT solutions penetrated every aspect of our lives and altered them forever. With computers…
How to Automate Health Insurance Claim Management
Healthcare providers and patients have benefited from great disruptions in technology. EMR/EHR (electronic medical and health records) are allowing multiple providers access to the total…
EHR systems – Natural Language Processing in Healthcare: Is It Worth Implementing?
The adoption of EHR systems has already proven to beneficial for the patients. Up to 65% of physicians have stated that the new system has…
How to Improve Medical Diagnosis Using Machine Learning
How long did your last chat with a doctor was? Let me guess – around 10-15 minutes. That’s exactly how much time your average clinician…
HIPAA Compliance Requirements: Use The Checklist
In 2015, over 111 million individuals were the victims of health record breaches, via hacking or other IT incidents. These incidents included improper disposal, loss,…