Downtime costs in healthcare are staggering. When critical IT systems go offline, the financial and patient safety repercussions mount by the minute. An Institute estimates an average […]
As healthcare organizations juggle tight budgets and evolving regulations, it’s easy to overlook the mounting costs of outdated health IT systems. Yet studies show that nearly half […]
Medicare covers about 67 million Americans. Over 20% of the U.S. population, and nearly 25% of all physician/clinical spending. Any payment or coding change can, therefore, dramatically […]
Healthcare IT leaders are entering 2026 with three simultaneous pressures: policy-driven interoperability at scale, security obligations rising faster than budgets, and AI commercialization. This blog provides a […]
Healthcare technology projects (EHRs, telehealth platforms, patient-management systems, etc.) promise big gains, but about half of the implementations fail to meet goals. Mid-sized hospitals and practices, with […]
Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems are now standard in U.S. healthcare; about 88% of office-based physicians and 96% of hospitals use a certified EHR. The global EHR […]
Technology is essential to the safe operation of clinics and hospitals in the modern healthcare system. Clinics and hospitals frequently have to choose between hiring outside expertise […]
The healthcare industry generates significantly more revenue from Request for Proposals (RFPs) compared to other sectors, with RFPs bringing in an average of $1.05 billion in deals […]
In the current digital health environment, organizations must choose between investing in a patient portal, a CRM system, or an EHR. EHRs facilitate interoperability across care settings […]
Healthcare organizations are increasing IT investments to support digital transformation, cybersecurity, interoperability, and value-based care. A well-structured healthcare IT budget helps leaders allocate funds across core systems, […]
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