Telehealth and HIPAA
Telehealth and remote patient care continue to be essential for effective and safe patient engagement during the uncertain pandemic and the looming flu season. Practices need to ensure HIPAA-compliant teleconferencing and telecommuting tools are being leveraged to not only take care of their patients, but also to keep the clinic and providers compliant.
Read MoreAs you put the finishing touches on 2020, and feel the desire to lean into 2021, take time to address important things that cropped up so far during the PHE.
Read MoreMore about the Flu
The flu vaccine will not protect patients against COVID-19, but it can significantly reduce the risk of serious illness, severe symptoms, hospitalization or even death from the flu. The flu vaccine is recommended every year for everyone 6 months of age and older with rare exception.
Read MoreMany patients with one or more chronic disease have either been unable to visit their primary care provider or have avoided regular care due to fear of contracting the corona virus. Practices need functional solutions to engage patients, keep providers informed about their patients, and ensure everyone remains as safe as possible as the pandemic’s direction is uncertain. A combination of care management services can bridge the gap for patients and providers.
Read MoreThe PHE creates many obstacles to enjoying regular traditions. With some planning and a little creativity, however, time-honored traditions like the office holiday party can still be respected and provide a much-needed lift to providers and staff.
Read MoreThe CDC recommends getting your annual flu shot in September or October. However, getting the shot at any time will provide a benefit. Given the increased risks this flu season, it is more important than ever to encourage patients to get their shot before January.
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