As technology continues to advance, healthcare facilities are under pressure to keep up with the latest EHR systems. However, with the high cost of EHR implementation and maintenance, many healthcare organizations are hesitant to make the switch. While there are many factors to consider when deciding whether to upgrade or replace your EHR program, there are a few key indications for when the situation warrants a shift.

Watch this webinar and learn about:

1. Outdated hardware and software
2. Lack of interoperability
3. Inadequate reporting capabilities
4. High rate of user dissatisfaction
5. Lack of vendor support

Hear from Nathan Shepard, VP of Azalea Health, as he takes on the 5 Signs You need to Upgrade your EHR.

A new practice comes with many growing pains and challenges. One needs to negotiate with several stakeholders before a breakthrough. This webinar will cover how to successfully negotiate several aspects to make the venture a little easier:  

• An EHR Vendor Provider and EHR Contract 
• Medical Billing Vendors  
• Credentialing Authorities
• Purchasing Medical Real Estate  

Learn from Zak Caulin, an Industry Leader in Physician Strategic Planning and Operations, on how you can navigate the murky waters of starting your own practice and set yourself up for success when it comes to contracts, financial constraints and more.

Implementing an Electronic Health Record (EHR) is an intense process that involves all staff members. Hence, a learning curve is inevitable and it is only natural for Practice Managers and Practitioners alike to have questions about what the implementation entails and how to position themselves for success.  

Not only do EHRs come in a wide variety, but each EHR also has unique features that cater to specific specialties. Thus, when one finally selects a suitable EHR, the last thing on their mind would be the grueling implementation process.

This webinar covers EHR Implementation and the mistakes you might be making when it comes to: 

• Scheduling implementation
• Migration of patient and practice data
• Creating a user training program
• EHR testing
• Defining go-live activities
• Identifying critical success factors and evaluation strategies
• Security assessment

Opening a new health care practice takes time, patience, money, and perseverance. Like starting any new business, there are hundreds of tasks that need completing to get ready to open your doors.

Healthcare practices, however, have their own set of unique requirements that place an additional burden on the practitioner; credentialing is one of them. Without it, it would be difficult to ensure quality healthcare or get paid for services rendered to your patients.

Despite its importance, It’s one of the many slow-to-evolve processes in medicine that remains extraordinarily complex and confusing.

This webinar covers credentialing in a holistic manner along with a walkthrough of the credentialing process.

• Learning about the intricacies behind provider enrollment.
• What do successful practices do differently?
• Should you outsource or do it yourself?