The highly anticipated 6.8 version of our miSecureMessages secure messaging app will be released this spring! In today’s blog post, we will highlight some of the features that will be available with v6.8.
The Department of Health and Human Services’ Office for Civil Rights (OCR) conducts occasional audits of covered entities and their business associates, to ensure they comply with HIPAA regulations. Covered entities include health plans, healthcare clearinghouses, and healthcare providers.
What is fingerprint scanning? The short answer is that fingerprint scanners take an image of a person’s fingerprint but in reality, the technology is more complex.
Protecting electronic patient health information (ePHI) has become even more critical as the healthcare industry transitions away from paper-based processes and into a more connected, electronic delivery model.
In this post, we look into the past, present, and future of healthcare communication technology. Technology has evolved significantly over time, especially when it comes to the ways in which we communicate.
Hospital communication systems are complex, yet, many hospitals select one communications method, secure messaging, in the hopes that a texting solution or an app is going to be their panacea.
Your healthcare organizations and patients need a good IT partner to help with clear and fast communications. 1Call provides communication solutions to hospitals and clinics and has dedicated, knowledgeable staff to collaborate with you.
HIPAA and HITECH were put in place to protect PHI and miSecureMessages is the perfect text messaging tool to help healthcare organizations stay in compliance. SMS or text messages are stored on mobile devices and smartphones and can be viewed by a third party.
The Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) has made huge impacts on our health and day-to-day life throughout the world. Whether you’re an operator relaying an important message, or a doctor tending to a patient, fast and reliable communication is critical to ensure the safety and well-being of those you’re responsible for.
Patients often have a whole team of medical professionals treating them. The Institute of Medicine found that each year the average elderly patient sees 7 physicians (5 specialists and 2 primary care physicians) across 4 different practices.
