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“We spent thousands of dollars developing a connected environment, yet rather than reducing complexity, it increased it, and slowed down our operations.” These were the words of a healthcare CTO after completing an integration initiative, a challenge increasingly seen in the healthcare industry. as many CTOs are facing similar challenges. According to the Office of […]
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An important part of developing a successful custom EHR and EMR software depends not only on how you build it but also on who builds it. However, we have seen that many healthcare practices do not pay enough attention to how they hire EHR developers. Moreover, today, healthcare organizations hire EHR software developers very differently […]
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When developing a custom EHR software, the first question that is asked is: how long will it take to build the EHR? The timeline is definitely not six months, and it is rarely realistic despite what multiple vendors claim. Because building an EHR from scratch involves multiple factors that take time, and as per our […]
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Have you ever seen a lab integration break after a routine EHR update? Or an AI module require complete rework just months after deployment? These aren’t isolated issues; they’re symptoms of systems where APIs are treated as an afterthought instead of a foundation. That’s exactly what API-first EHR architecture solves. Instead of building tightly coupled […]
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In 2025, the breaches of electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI) became increasingly frequent. According to HIPAA Journal reports, in September 2025, 41 incidents were recorded, with the highest number of cases occurring in April. In most cases, the reason for these security risks is poorly designed, non-compliant EHR architecture, where security is integrated way too […]
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One of the most pressing issues the US healthcare is facing right now is billing errors. As per Becker’s Hospital Review, almost 80% of medical bills contain errors. This number is mostly due to coding errors or overbilling. And billing and administrative work in healthcare isn’t just time-consuming—it’s one of the biggest sources of operational […]
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