Software errors out, servers fail, hard drives crash, data gets corrupted, storms strike, people make mistakes — so goes life. Anyone who administers healthcare information technology knows that “things happen.” <a href="https://www.harmonyhit.com/errors-and-failures-and-crashes-oh-my/#more-1041" class="more-link"><span aria-label="Continue reading Errors and Failures and Crashes — Oh My!">(more…)</span></a>
If your practice is not taking advantage of modern-day technologies to remind patients about their appointments, it’s time to start. Using email and the telephone, we have an automated appointment reminder system that will <a href="https://www.harmonyhit.com/reduce-patient-no-show-rates-by-up-to-50/#more-1039" class="more-link"><span aria-label="Continue reading Reduce Patient No-Show Rates by up to 50%">(more…)</span></a>
In 2009 and 2010, your medical practice may realize a 2% gain in Medicare reimbursements. What’s the catch? You need to trade in your prescription pads for e-prescribing technology. <a href="https://www.harmonyhit.com/incentives-to-doctors-for-prescribing-electronically/#more-1037" class="more-link"><span aria-label="Continue reading Incentives to Doctors for Prescribing Electronically">(more…)</span></a>
When medical practices consider transitioning from paper to electronic health records, they are often hit with a variety of vendor pitches and promises about technology. It’s important to remain informed from unbiased sources about the failures and successes of some of the EMR pioneers. <a href="https://www.harmonyhit.com/transitioning-to-electronic-medical-records/#more-1035" class="more-link"><span aria-label="Continue reading Transitioning to Electronic Medical Records">(more…)</span></a>