Appropriate use of provider scheduling tools yields dramatic results across a practice, including improved provider utilization, better patient access, reduction in administrative burden, and faster ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking a commercial vendor to build a new patient scheduling system for the department. The VA calls its current system — Veterans Health Information Systems and ...

Patient scheduling is one of the most crucial steps in healthcare delivery. Despite significant advances in healthcare technology, accurate and timely scheduling remains challenging, particularly when ...

A new survey from the Center for Connected Medicine and KLAS Research finds that patient access is still top of mind for most health system leaders, with telehealth, AI and scheduling tools the most ...

In May 2019, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine held a workshop focused on the key oper­ational characteristics and functionalities of a state-of-the-art patient scheduling ...

Long waits, frustrated patients, and overburdened staff—these scenarios plague clinics without efficient scheduling systems. Running a clinic demands more than just good healthcare; managing patient ...

Online Video Conference Webinar Call With Team Scheduling is the backbone of a health care organization, yet many practices use scheduling systems that rely heavily on manual, analog operations like ...

Relatient has been named a Preferred Solution Partner by athenahealth, recognizing its high-quality patient access solutions.

The Veterans Affairs Department has kicked off the contracting process to develop its new patient scheduling system, a follow-up to a nine year, $167 million project that collapsed in March 2009 and ...

Health system leaders believe that improving patient access should be their top priority when strategically planning for 2023, according to a new report from the KLAS Research and UPMC’s Center for ...

The Veterans Administration's Office of Inspector General released a report recently, following an investigation into a scheduling error in the new Oracle electronic ...