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Digital technology has radically transformed our world - smart phones, tablets, and web-enabled devices have changed our daily lives and the way we interact. Digital technology is also transforming healthcare because healthcare is an information-rich industry. Information is present in the form of past medical history, vital signs, progress notes, medications, allergies, lab data and imaging reports as well as other relevant information, such as insurance information and even data imported from personal wellness devices. Electronic records make information instantly available to authorized providers across practices and health institutions, helping in clinical decisions and coordinate care. It is not difficult to determine the direction that EHRs in the US will take over the next several years. A prominent and far more seamless flow of processed data within a digital healthcare infrastructure which is created by electronic medical records incorporates and leverages digital progress and can transform the way care is delivered and compensated. As EHR becomes more mobile-friendly, it will make the information easily accessible, and this trend will blast the healthcare industry forward.

Electronic medical records can be stored very securely in the cloud allowing the use of fewer resources and gives the ability to access data anytime and anywhere.

Medical billing services are certainly one of the major concerns of US health care professionals. It is their right to ask for compensations on time for rendering treatments & services. Hence, if the payments face delay or do not transfer at all, it can make you feel worthless as a doctor. It is indeed belittling for you and your profession.

iPatientCare Pediatrics EHR is certified as CCHIT 2012 for Child Health. We provide a fully integrated suite for pediatric needs that handles every aspect of your practice.

Healthcare industry is moving at a fast pace via Healthcare Information Technology (HIT). Everybody knows that electronic healthcare records (EHRs) are the most advanced practice of innovation in the healthcare industry. The meaningful use of EHRs (MU) is not limited to a certain sector of healthcare, which is capable of heavy investment. In fact, it is widely accepted by physicians of every scale and expertise.

Back in 2014, when medical billing services were asked to report medical procedures via ICD 10, the healthcare industry was quite in shock. Healthcare clearinghouses, medical billers and coders, and clinicians, who used to submit medical claims electronically were specifically required to document data according to the new coding system - ICD 10.