Practice Management (3)

Musculoskeletal injury and disease are the most common causes of morbidity across the globe, and unfortunately, the very nature of these problems make...

The COVID-19 pandemic gave healthcare as a whole the ability to dive directly into the telehealth frontier. While virtual visits were primarily a cont...

The pandemic may have caused telehealth use to snowball, but this service was already on the scene before COVID-19. And it’ll continue to provide valu...

While telehealth began in the late 1960s, its popularity surged during the COVID-19 pandemic as patients and providers sought new ways to keep themsel...

If there is one clear-cut example of how communication has changed over the last 20 years, instant messaging would undoubtedly be it. Gone are the day...

Implementing telehealth is a great addition to your practice if you want to expand your service offerings and client base—and even reduce your own str...

Asynchronous telehealth may still be an unfamiliar term to many patients and physicians alike, yet it’s an important subcategory of telehealth, a prac...

Though telehealth was growing before the pandemic, COVID-19 pushed it forward significantly. The need to speak with doctors remotely has never been mo...

Caring for patients with chronic conditions can be some of the more critical and time-consuming aspects of patient treatment. Some patients with poorl...

Physician burnout is at an all-time high. While some specializations suffer more often than others, burnout is on the rise across all demographics. Do...