For many health enterprises, the off-the-shelf electronic medical record system (EMR) is ideal for managing patient’s medical history. It’s not expensive and more than anything offers ease-of-learning. No wonder, it’s one of the most standard choices for organizations seeking to manage patient’s health information. In fact, it might have been possible; it was your first health system purchased when your business was started. The possibility can’t be denied that your business is still using it. For small and start-ups, this far from efficient approach may be manageable for a while but, as a business grows and requirements become more demanding …

340B program is a federal program that enables eligible providers, covered entities and hospitals access to life saving medicines at affordable prices for outpatients who are underserved, who come from low-income backgrounds and who lack insurance.

The digital healthcare market is expected to touch $206 billion by 2020, as a joint study by SAP and Oxford Economics concluded that nearly 70% healthcare companies are planning to digitally transform their operations, while nearly 61% believe that this will increase patient satisfaction. Most healthcare providers today have strong plans for digital transformation, and their efforts are changing the way they deliver healthcare through new and innovative methods. Hospitals today deliver ambulatory, inpatient, outpatient and day surgery services; patient record access; and telemedicine in different ways through their revamped processes and technology-enabled execution. Even as the providers are creating …