AI is the current sensation, and the hype is everywhere, but there is almost no academic research predicting its impact on crucial areas of healthcare such as identity and access management (IAM), PHI, cybersecurity, HIPAA, or malpractice risk. This means we must rely on past technological experience to inform what early adopters can expect: a
EHRs were designed to improve patient care, but in so doing, they drastically increased physician workloads. AI promises to reverse that trend — however, the technology is so new, it’s hard to tell truth from fiction. The Study A 2024 study by the British Royal College of Physicians found that AI-produced documentation shortened consultations by
AI has the potential to shape the future of physician practices, from documentation and coding to RCM and the front office. It also has the potential to run afoul of HIPAA regulations. As readers may know, AI requires huge amounts of data for training. Understandably, that data includes patient health information (PHI) in the case
In the past, healthcare providers worked with patients one-on-one, and many even offered home visits. Using the traditional model, doctors billed patients directly, and the relationship between doctor and patient was often a strong, personal one that provided patients with a more intimate level of care. Unfortunately, as time has passed, health insurance has come
Dr. Alexis Sams is the owner and lead physical therapist of ANS Fitness and Physical Therapy, which specializes in providing total injury care for dancers – from rehabilitation to prevention and education. We recently asked Dr. Sams about her experiences treating different types of performance artists. Here’s what she shared: Tell us about your practice. What
Mindy Simon is a Clinic Director with The Center for Physical Rehabilitation (CPR), which serves a wide outpatient population in the Grand Rapids, Mich. area. She is both an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist and a certified athletic trainer. Tell us about your practice. What sets you apart from other practitioners in your area? I have had the benefit
Britton Taylor is President and Founder of Taylor’s Touch, a revolutionary physical therapy practice in Portland, Ore. We recently checked in with Britton to learn more about his philosophy on physical therapy and how he helps his patients. Here’s what he had to say: Tell us about your practice. What sets you apart from other
Sherry McLaughlin is the President and Founder of the Michigan Institute for Human Performance, innovators of MoveWell® (The Pain-Free Corporate Solution). Sherry recently checked in with us to talk about her practice and share one of her favorite patient success stories. Here’s what she had to say: We’d like to talk about a patient success story
Danielle Gross a physical therapist at FYZICAL Therapy and Balance Wellness Center in Rockville, Md. She specializes in Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy and Balance. Here she shares one of her favorite patient success stories, offers advice to students and discusses how she tries to help in her community. Read on: Tell us about your practice. What sets
Susan C. Clinton (PT DScPT OCS WCS FAAOMPT) is the co-owner of specialty physical therapy private practice Embody Physiotherapy & Wellness LLC, international instructor and co-founder of the Global Women’s Health Initiative. Tell us about your practice. What sets you apart from other practitioners in your area? We founded Embody Physiotherapy & Wellness, LLC as a
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