By David Boggs – Healthcare networks are rarely built. They accumulate. Sites join the estate opportunistically, on whatever timeline a lease, a merger, or a physician group’s retirement happened to dictate. The technology follows the same logic.

The following recent state investments illustrates how CMS’ commitment to rural health modernization is taking shape on the ground, tailored to the unique needs of rural communities in California, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Missouri, Texas, West Virginia, & Wyoming.

By Elijah Fernandez – Behavioral health is now one of the most common uses of virtual care, and it produces the most sensitive records a health system holds. Many telehealth platforms were built for general medicine and then pointed at behavioral health. The gaps tend to show up in the same five places.

By April Miller – Healthcare organizations rely on external vendors for critical services, from electronic health records to billing. Ongoing vendor oversight helps you protect sensitive data and maintain quality patient care.