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  • Using Mobile Technology: Part I

    Medical practices are increasingly adopting mobile devices such as iPads and Smartphones to improve efficiency and patient care. However, some physicians are falling into the trap of ignoring mobile technology until they are forced to change, resulting in an overwhelming transition wrought with frustration. 

  • Q&A with Authors of “31½ Essentials for Running Your Medical Practice”

    The recently published book 31½ Essentials for Running Your Medical Practice  has been hailed as a "must-read" for physicians in private practice. Medical Office Today spoke with the authors, Drs. John Guiliana and Hal Ornstein, to get their perspective on why the book is important and what it can provide for medical practices.

  • Setting up your Exam Room for EMR

    As you transition to EMR, your exam rooms may require some redesigning to accommodate the way you interact with patients and to use the new technology properly. You might need larger rooms, more electrical and telecommunications infrastructure and additional furniture.

  • Improving Your Electronic Data Security

    There are a number of ways you can keep your electronic data safe, thwarting hackers and thieves from doing damage to your practice and your patients.

  • 10 Ways to Reduce Paper Usage in Your Office

    Beyond the most obvious way to save paper – switching from paper medical records to an electronic medical records (EMR) system – our eco-friendly tips are easy to implement and follow. They don’t take a lot of effort, but they’ll have a big impact on the Earth. And, as an added benefit, they might even have a positive impact on your bottom line.