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Every pain management practice has seen it all—patients carrying the weight of chronic pain, fragmented medical records, and a long list of treatments that didn’t work. Unlike other specialties where symptoms may have clear-cut solutions, pain management often requires a multidisciplinary, nuanced approach tailored to each patient. At 1st Providers Choice, we’ve worked alongside pain…
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It’s the little things that wear you down — digging through screens for lab results, repeating the same reports, and watching check-ins stall under the weight of paperwork. Stop letting your EHR slow you down. Meet IMS Build 39, the latest electronic health records (EHR) upgrade of 1st Providers Choice’s IMS platform. Designed with direct…
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Your ambulatory surgery center (ASC) is in full motion—patients moving through pre-op, surgeons coordinating cases, and staff juggling checklists and charts. Everything depends on timing, teamwork, and precision. But when your electronic health records (EHR) add friction instead of flow, even minor delays can ripple into missed documentation, surgical slowdowns, or billing backlogs. That’s the…
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In this blog, we list how patient portals help pain management practices and how they help the practice. Read to learn more.
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The patient portal offers many great features that will help medical practices increase patient engagement and patient satisfaction.
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For any practice large or small, it is highly beneficial to have a specialty specific patient portal that provides customized features and patient access. Specialty specific portals engage patients within their own healthcare needs, helping them to make informed decisions, empowering them, and helping to improve the overall patient experience.
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With all of the additional documentation requirements of MIPS and MACRA, today’s medical providers are interested in saving clinical documentation time by using specialty specific patient portals. Providers are also finding patient portals useful in that they assist them in engaging and retaining patients, increasing appointment volume, and improving healthcare outcomes. Patients are also interested…