access to care
How Practices Can Provide Care to Underserved Communities
One of the critical challenges that persist in healthcare is the provision of adequate and equitable care to remote or underserved communities. These populations – often…
Social Determinants of Health & Their Links to Patient Outcomes
In the ever-changing healthcare landscape, it is essential for providers and practice leaders to expand their understanding of the factors influencing patient health beyond…
The Role of Private Practices in Improving Public Health
While "private" and "public" may seem contradictory, private practices have a significant influence on the public health landscape. As healthcare providers and practice…
The Impact of the Affordable Care Act on Healthcare Practices
The passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in 2010 marked a significant turning point in the landscape of healthcare in the United States. Aimed at increasing access to…
How Virtual Care is Revolutionizing the Medical Industry
The healthcare industry is going through a profound transformation, driven primarily by integrating virtual care into traditional healthcare delivery models. Virtual care, or…
Patient Care Accessibility: How to Expand Your Patient Base
In today's highly competitive healthcare landscape, it's crucial to ensure access to patient care for the long-term success and sustainability of healthcare practices.…
How Medical Virtual Assistants Improve Patient Care Quality
The quality of patient care significantly impacts the success of a healthcare practice. When patients can conveniently access the care they need and prefer, they are more…
Telehealth's Demand & Contribution in a Post-Pandemic World
Virtual care goes by many names, but most medical practitioners know it as "Telehealth" – the technology that gives patients access to care from a doctor without being in a…
How Eased Restrictions Can Make Telehealth More Effective
Did you know that Telehealth has roots that trace back to 1879? While most people didn't know it as "Telehealth" immediately, its perceived purpose was to reduce unnecessary…