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Activity and progress increase on the exchange of health information electronically between physicians, hospitals, plans and patients, while cost savings have been identified.

EMR update

Smaller companies might offer innovation with a lower price tag, but they might not be able to achieve proper certification for incentives

FTC's August 1 enforcement of Red Flags rules to reduce identity theft requires healthcare providers to have written policies on how they will respond to the "red flags" of identity theft.

EMRs not enough

The incentives and penalties for adopting EMRs might not help the small physician practices

A new released by the Cooperative Exchange (CE) sheds new light on claims transactions, revealing just how big a footprint EDI has

The CVS privacy settlement sends a clear message to executives that paper privacy and data security are insufficient.

Drive more data

Payers have vast amounts of data that could be used in so many ways, if only HIPAA would allow it

Transparency evolves

Payer initiatives will encourage consumers to make educated choices, especially since prices can vary so dramatically.

Your retiring employees are taking their knowledge and experience with them. Transition them out while ramping up a new work force.

BlueCross BlueShield Venture Partners makes its first investment in a identity and data management software vendor. The venture fund was created to finance technologies that will improve health informatics, health wellness and disease management means, back-office tools and transparency processes.

The ability of health information exchanges to sustain themselves is questionable, so they must show that their data is worthy enough to outweigh the costs.

More than one-third of small employers don't offer benefit plans because it is too expensive, according to Mercer. Technology can be the key to making healthcare affordable for all by reducing the cost of delivering care.