As businesses reopen across the country many are re-evaluating the services they currently utilize. Cutting many of them while investing more in others that have helped their business survive through the last few months.
Cybersecurity remains a hot topic in healthcare, learn how to create a culture of security within your organization. Medicus IT and Surgical Information Systems has partnered up to help you learn how cybersecurity starts with the leadership within your organization and simple, yet effective, ways to involve all departments in your organization’s culture of security.
While the summer is usually a time to rest and recharge, practice executives should use this time to consider how a second wave might affect their practice’s cash flow, financial obligations, staffing plans, and operational continuity. Developing a contingency plan today for a potential second slowdown or closure will help ensure your practice survives and even thrives.
Many VBC participants are asking the government to “pause” downside risk. Will CMS and private payers take a surgical approach to solving the COVID risk puzzle, or will value-based care suffer a major if not irreparable setback?
With the end of the emergency phase of this epidemic in sight, we now turn our attention to the recovery phase.
As states continue working toward how and when to safely relax coronavirus-related restrictions, medical groups, ambulatory surgery centers, and other providers that have ceased or greatly reduced their operations during the coronavirus pandemic are preparing to resume or expand them.
COVID-19 has brought fear and uncertainty into our communities and left many medical practices questioning what they should expect in the months ahead.
Now that the worst of the health crisis is hopefully behind us, practices are working to resume and ramp up services. But planning a return to a busy in-person patient schedule once the pandemic surge has passed in your community is uncharted territory.
Now that businesses are beginning to receive funding, it is imperative that they understand the rules and requirements concerning loan forgiveness.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, medical professionals across the country are transitioning to the “new normal.”
Federal and private payers are encouraging providers to use telehealth and remote technologies for the provision of services to beneficiaries. Learn more by watching our webinar.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, telehealth offers medical practices the ability to continue caring for their patients, both those with and those without COVID-19.
In response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, small business owners in all U.S. states, Washington D.C., and territories are eligible to apply for an Economic Injury Disaster Loan.
The U.S. Treasury has released guidance on the PPP loan program, but some business owners may be wondering how staffing decisions can impact loan forgiveness. Learn more by watching our webinar.
CMS has relaxed the guidelines for telehealth visit reimbursement and practices can now see their patients remotely using eClinicalWorks Telehealth solution.
The rapid adoption of telehealth services and migration of healthcare staff from brick-and-mortar buildings to home offices has made organizations and individuals more vulnerable to security and privacy threats and attacks.
If you’re planning to provide much-needed virtual access to care for some of your most vulnerable patients, there are rules, challenges and opportunities you should understand before proceeding.
Understanding the risks your company faces is key to preventing a devastating data breach that can compromise HIPAA compliance and result in crippling fines.
Download our ebook to find out how you can battle against the ransomware epidemic.
Download our white paper to find out what’s at stake when it comes to protecting and managing your practice.
Find out how much a security breach could cost your business.
Learn the step-by-step process of Security Information & Event Management (SIEM).
Find out how using a SIEM (Security Information & Event Management) can help protect your business.
Instant virtualization allows a protected system to be virtualized and hosted either locally or remotely in seconds.
Learn about encryption of devices in healthcare.
Check out the Datto State of the Channel Ransomware Report for some scary statistics.
Siris 3 is a total data protection platform delivered in one integrated package.
Find out if backup is enough to support your business.
A Security Operations Center (SOC) is facility where enterprise information systems are monitored, assessed, and defended.
Firewalls and antivirus protection are not enough to protect you against today’s malware threats.
Catch cybersecurity threats by understanding and eliminating false positives.
Get the key factors to help you decide what’s best for your company.
Download our slide deck to learn why you should be protecting your system from ransomware.
Check out our step-by-step guide to protecting your business from the potential risks of natural disasters.
Get practical advice and easy tips for training employees on cybersecurity and industry best practices.
It’s critical for every small business or healthcare practice to know how ransomware can affect their business.
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