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With the mass influx of information, today’s businesses prioritize data security.

The healthcare industry, which suffered from administrative disorganization, is finally changing.

Medical advice works best with context. That’s why healthcare relies heavily on data, so doctors are better positioned to make informed diagnoses and prescriptions.

When someone is ill, all they really need is a fast diagnosis, the right prescription or treatment, and a speedy recovery. Time is of the essence, and dealing with an illness is stressful enough without added complications.

How to Improve Provider Satisfaction and Enhance Payer-Provider Relations

Actionable tips and best practices to get (and keep) your healthcare organization survey-ready

In a recent poll, staffing emerged as the most pressing concern for medical practices in the United States in 2023. The country's healthcare system is grappling with significant provider shortages, exacerbated by the lasting impact of COVID-19 and the needs of an aging population. Without swift action, the American Medical Association warns of a potential shortage of up to 124,000 physicians within the next 12 years. To address this crisis effectively, it is essential to automate administrative processes and reduce the burden they place on healthcare professionals. In a recent OpEd published in MedCity News, CertifyOS’ CEO Anshul Rathi shared his thought-provoking perspective on how a centralized provider databank can help streamline inefficient processes in healthcare. This blog post explores the key takeaways from the challenges healthcare organizations face and presents solutions to streamline administrative tasks and enhance healthcare delivery.

The Real Cost of “Human Automation” in Healthcare