The Elation Team consists of highly trained and knowledgeable professionals committed to advancing high-value primary care. With diverse backgrounds in healthcare, technology, and patient advocacy, the team has been delivering innovative solutions since 2010. Elation's clinical-first, collaborative EHR platform empowers primary care organizations to provide personalized, high-quality care.
The Elation Team consists of highly trained and knowledgeable professionals committed to advancing high-value primary care. With diverse backgrounds in healthcare, technology, and patient advocacy, the team has been delivering innovative solutions since 2010. Elation's clinical-first, collaborative EHR platform empowers primary care organizations to provide personalized, high-quality care.
I was taught about the difference between health equity and health equality in college with a simple illustration. Imagine there are three people standing by a fence, one tall, one mid-height, and…
Throughout the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, the percentage of Americans experiencing symptoms of mental health issues has sharply increased, with adults reporting symptoms of anxiety and…
Today Elation Health and Zus Health announced a partnership in which Elation will enhance its EHR interoperability solution by integrating with Zus’ data.
As you launch your independent practice, there are a number of financial and legal considerations to keep in mind. A growing business will probably mean a higher income for yourself and, along with that, certain tax related responsibilities. Check out these tax strategies for your new independent practice that will help you plan more appropriately. The first step in establishing an independent practice is ensuring you have selected the proper legal entity. The type of entity will determine how your profits will be taxed as well as your personal liability. To determine the right structure for your organization, answer a few questions such as: How much revenue will your practice generate during a year’s time? Do you have employees? Do
Elation is committed to advancing the national landscape for high-value primary care. Here are excerpts from the letter that Elation leaders sent to HHS.
The rise of the Femtech movement and resulting innovations in women’s health demonstrate a step in the right direction for healthcare. Learn how.
ePrescribing functionality delivers a more robust mobile experience for busy physicians…
Value-Based Care is a healthcare delivery model in which providers are paid based on patient health outcomes. Learn how value-based care increases patient health outcomes while decreasing your practice’s long-term expenses.
Q&A with Dr. Sara Pastoor, Director of Primary Care Advancement
Q&A with Dr. Sara Pastoor, Director of Primary Care Advancement
July 13, 2022Below is a recent interview conducted with Dr. Sara…
October 17, 2022Elation Health is thrilled to announce our new Executive Membership with…
Options for new physicians who want to own their own practices include a partnership arrangement for that practice. While there are many advantages to going into business with a partner, there are also many considerations for a practice partnership that need to be carefully studied before making the move. In an interview with MDLinx, employment lawyer Kate Dewberry and business transactional lawyer Dave Krosner addressed some of the issues that need to be considered when contemplating a practice partnership. Dewberry emphasizes that a partnership is a long-term investment so each partner should work to gain a true understanding of the other and then determine whether it is truly a good long-term fit. Not only is the partnership a financial investment
Administrative burdens continue to top the list of challenges for independent physicians, according to an annual Medical Economics survey. The top five administrative challenges that readers report as being major issues for them and their independent practices are: Prior authorizations Staffing Patient communications Care management coding Quality metric reporting Prior Authorizations. The number of requests continues to increase even though third-party payers have made promises to reduce the requirements. A recent MGMA poll found that 70% of medical groups saw increased prior authorizations in the last year. Prior authorizations continue to cost providers time and money. The biggest challenge for independent practices is not receiving a response from the payer, which results in staff spending more time in continued attempts
Direct primary care (DPC) physicians who want to increase their reach and bring in new patients can market their practice through their existing patients. Someone who is searching for a new provider will tend to trust the words of those who have seen that provider and who have shared their experiences regarding the physician’s expertise, office staff, and other aspects of the practice. A study conducted by researchers at Stanford and the University of Washington found that online ratings can help patients find you. In today’s digital environment, consumers look online for almost everything. They shop for products and services from the comfort and privacy of their electronic devices and make decisions with a few clicks. Consumers know they can