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From Paper Piles to Inbox Zen
Healthcare professionals know the drill: mountains of paperwork, endless faxes, and time-consuming data entry. Documents are a necessary part of patient care, but they often feel like a burden. This post explores the challenges of managing healthcare paperwork and discusses potential ways to streamline these essential but often frustrating processes.
Millennials Are Turning 40, and Your Practice May Not Be Ready
This blog post highlights the importance for healthcare practices to adapt to the digital expectations of Millennials, who are now turning 40, to remain competitive and relevant in the evolving healthcare landscape.
No Shows Are a Silent Killer
No-shows in healthcare significantly harm both patients and providers by missing crucial care opportunities and causing financial and operational inefficiencies, but Calvient’s patient engagement solutions can mitigate these issues, ensuring better patient care and optimized practice operations.
Your Google Star Rating Matters ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Your Google star rating is crucial for attracting new patients, and Calvient Channels can help you proactively manage and improve your online reviews to ensure your reputation reflects the quality of care you provide.
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You (Probably) Have a Loss to Follow-Up Problem
Loss to follow-up in healthcare is a pervasive issue that significantly impacts patient outcomes and the financial health of organizations, but innovative solutions like Calvient’s Channels platform can effectively address this challenge by improving patient engagement and care coordination.
Why the eFax Era Has Ended
The era of eFax has ended, as advancements in AI-powered fax processing, like Calvient's Practice Inbox, now provide efficient, searchable, and automated solutions for managing medical records.
A Patient-First Mentality Is a Mistake
Calvient emphasizes the importance of supporting healthcare providers first, arguing that technology should enhance, not replace, the provider-patient relationship, and critiques the messiah complex of healthcare tech vendors who overstate their impact on healthcare delivery. Their mission is to simplify practitioners' lives through technology, ensuring tools and services align with the needs of both providers and patients to improve care delivery.