Did you know that clinically integrated networks and accountable care organizations can help rural care providers improve services and lower costs?
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How CINs and ACOs benefit practices outside metro areas
Clinically integrated networks and accountable care organizations are two types of structured networks that can help providers improve care services and legally negotiate with payers.
How to keep patients engaged after the visit
Patient engagement strategies that continue after the office visit can help improve outcomes and cut costs.
Avoid MACRA penalties by improving reporting capabilities today
On Mar. 21, the American Medical Association delivered an open letter to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, asking for an Administrative Burden category for exemptions to MACRA penalties.
3 ways lack of technology integration is harming your practice
When healthcare technologies are disconnected, your practice suffers higher costs from miscommunication.
How EHR use leads to increased care. [Video]
Frequent EHR use leads to better patient engagement, which in turn leads to loyal patients that spend more money with the doctors they know and trust.
CIN and ACO: What’s the difference?
With the introduction of MACRA and the start of reporting this year, physicians may be worried about their thin profit margins getting even thinner.
What is a clinically integrated network and how can it benefit a practice?
Clinically integrated networks are a legal structure with benefits that extend beyond the bottom line.
EHR integration at every level: Sharing data, increasing patient care
EHR integration is important at every level.
