May 15, 2026 · Blog
The Electronic Health Record (EHR) has been around for decades, and it's hard to imagine doing without it, much less being dissatisfied with the entire concept. But as recently as...
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What makes a holiday sweater ugly? Is it an abundance of incongruous geometric patterns, bright multicolored lights that wind up and around the wool sleeves like vines on a chimney, or could it just be one too many snowflakes dotting the front of that purple and orange itchy holiday sweater?
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The challenge of delivering quality healthcare during a global pandemic made 2020 an extraordinarily challenging time. The new year promises to be equally challenging, but perhaps in a more hopeful way. With vaccines against COVID-19 nearing approval and proven solutions for telehealth and contactless check-in in place, it’s a great time for medical practices to assess their next moves.
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On March 16, Internists Associates of Ridley Park, Pennsylvania closed their physical doors to the world. But that didn’t mean that the care ever stopped for the more than 8,000 patients who rely upon the practice.
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There are few things more complex than the world of healthcare. But look beyond all the talk about procedures, technology, workflows, rules, and reimbursements and you’ll find patients and providers who share a few simple goals: They want to maintain and restore health. They want to build personal relationships. And they want tools and technologies that support the caring that is the most important part of healthcare — for patients and providers alike.
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For healthcare practices, 2020 has been a year unlike one we’ve ever experienced before. Providers across the country had to make quick and important decisions to not only stay in business but keep their patient populations safe and healthy. From adjusting to legislation and workflows designed to combat the COVID-19 pandemic to utilizing new and existing tools and technology, providers across the country continued to do what they do best: provide quality care to those in need.
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Centuries ago, the Ottoman emperors introduced the kiosk as a small, domed pavilion or summer house that welcomed visitors to a view of wonderful gardens. Kiosks have changed over the years, but the eClinicalWorks® Kiosk still serves as a place to welcome visitors — in this case patients coming to see their doctor.
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