News

iPad helps podiatrist deliver better care
By Molly Merrill | 03:28 pm | March 31, 2011
A podiatrist in private practice in Birmingham, Ala., says using an iPad has improved his workflow and given him more time with his patients. Todd Falls, DPM, a solo provider at Montclair Podiatry and an attending physician in the Department of Podiatric Surgery at St. Vincent's Hospital, is an early adopter of the iPad and says using the new technology was a "no brainer."
Capital Group Holdings launches telehealth platform
By Healthcare IT News Staff | 02:39 pm | March 31, 2011
Capital Group Holdings, Inc announced March 31 it has been working on the development of a telemedicine platform to be marketed under the OneHealthPass (OHP) brand. OneHealthPass is a complete telemedicine offering of products and services delivered via a centralized platform built using open-source architecture.
Survey: 27 percent of US doctors have tablets
By Brian Dolan | 09:58 am | March 31, 2011
Tracking the rumored death of Google Health
By Brian Dolan | 05:37 am | March 31, 2011
Slow start for two payors' wellness apps
By Brian Dolan | 04:33 am | March 31, 2011
American Medical Association launches CPT app and medical app contest
By Brian Dolan | 05:17 pm | March 30, 2011
HealthTap raises $2.35M from Mohr Davidow, angels
By Brian Dolan | 04:52 pm | March 30, 2011
GreatCall: Voice apps best approach for seniors
By Neil Versel | 01:40 pm | March 30, 2011
mHealth "cyberchondria" is a small price to pay
By Neil Versel | 06:30 am | March 30, 2011
AMA joins the app race
By Molly Merrill | 09:57 pm | March 29, 2011
Need to quickly find Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) billing codes Now there's an app for that, thanks to the American Medical Association, which has also launched a challenge that seeks to develop a new medical app.