With reforms already underway in many parts of the U.S., the opportunity for IT advancements in the medical sector are also expected to skyrocket heading into 2015.
It's been quite a big year for health care, and 2014 is now heading into the holidays. Although this is a typically a fun season full of excitement and family togetherness, it's also time to get a handle on your year-end collections.
The Coalition for ICD-10, which is a collection of organizations represented through all health care spectrums, announced that it "strongly supports" the proposed Oct. 1, 2015, start date for ICD-10 compliance.
Prescription medication advice is something you will likely face as a physician no matter your medical specialty. Like medical billing, it's one of the things you are going to encounter on a daily basis within your practice.
Social media networks like Facebook, Twitter and the like are reshaping the way that marketing is conducted across all sectors, including the health care industry.
Becker's Hospital Review, one of the most trusted health IT sources on the Web, recently hosted a CIO Strategy Roundtable in Chicago to discuss the future of medical information technology.
The health care workforce is growing and changing dramatically, especially after the implementation of the Affordable Care Act this year and the upcoming shift to ICD-10.
The U.S. health care sector is undergoing rapid and innovative changes as software, technology, medical billing and other components become increasingly robust and sophisticated.
