Tag: EMR Infor

Two D.C. hospitals are being sued by patients who say they were forced to pay excessive and illegal charges to

A fictional cyber-terrorist weaponizing a medical device by hacking into it has become a familiar plot premise in recent Hollywood dramas. 

The complex business of medicine is continuously evolving. As insurance companies, doctors and patients align themselves with different health care

When your credit card gets stolen because a merchant you did business with got hacked, it’s often quite easy for

Most US doctors are more proficient using electronic medical records (EMR) than they were two years ago, but fewer believe

The data breaches of 2014 have yet to fade into memory, and we already have 2015 looming. Experian’s 2015 Data Breach

MANY readers were shocked by my recent article about Peter Drier, who received a surprise bill of $117,000 from an

The Electronic Health Record has become required by government fiat. It has promised much – better care, better health, lower

The Obama administration’s $30 billion effort to encourage hospitals to digitize their health records and modernize the health care system

Doctors complain that they waste an average of 48 minutes a day, or four hours a week, when they record