SR Health Blog

Vinitha Ramnathan, Senior Director of Product Strategy with SR Health by Solutionreach, presented the webinar “3 Keys to Increasing Appointments in 2021” on July 20. Watch the webinar in its entirety here.

It turns out that the word of mouth approach to championing the COVID vaccine to on-the-fence friends and family may be more powerful than we thought.

Despite the utility and convenience of telehealth visits for patients during the COVID pandemic, a new report shows that its use declined for the third straight month in April.

We’re light years ahead of where we were a year ago in the battle against COVID but that doesn’t mean there’s still not room for improvement in vaccinating as many Americans as possible.

New data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggests that extended delays in cancer screenings during the pandemic widened existing health disparities among women, particularly minorities.

HIPAA (the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996) is one of the most frequently used terms in healthcare but it’s also one of the most misunderstood. While patients have had the right of access to their health information since HIPAA’s creation, the reality is, most patients continue to struggle to get access to their medical records and health information.

“3 Keys to Increasing Appointments in 2021”

Much like in the consumer world, a digital transformation is taking place in healthcare that is impacting how providers ultimately deliver care. More importantly, it’s changing the way we interact with and engage patients.

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As COVID vaccination rates continue to climb this summer, we’re starting to see encouraging signs of life as health systems and medical practices rebound from an abysmal 2020. Nearly 44 percent of the nation’s population is fully vaccinated, including more than 51 percent of people ages 12 and up. This may indicate that patients are feeling more comfortable and safer returning to care visits as the COVID crisis in the U.S. subsides.