Welcome to the Health Information Technology Weekly News Round Up from RosettaHealth. Each week, we will provide you with a summary of all the actionable news that hospitals, HIT vendors, ACOs, and population health providers need to be smart and effective when it comes to HIT and health information exchange.  

How an Integrated EHR Can Simplify Practice Operations, RCM

Integrated EHR offerings with revenue cycle management (RCM) technology and AI features can help streamline operations for independent physician practices, according to this recent EHR Intelligence article. 

Enhancing EHR Data Integration with RosettaHealth’s GetPatientRecords

Along the lines of integrated EHRs, we recently published this RosettaHealth blog post about how our GetPatientRecords solution enables this by simplifyng access to electronic medical records anywhere in the nation.

Fixing Prior Authorization: Clear Up What’s Required and When

Prior authorization is overused, and existing processes present significant administrative and clinical concerns. That is why fixing prior authorization is a critical component of the AMA Recovery Plan for America’s Physicians, as the AMA states here.

AHCA Issues ITN for Florida Health Information Exchange Services

Florida’s Agency for Health Care Administration is looking for a vendor to oversee the administration, management, oversight and support of services for the Florida Health Information Exchange.

National Health Information Exchange: Where Do QHINs Fit In?

How will qualified health information networks eventually connect directly to each other to give clinicians and first responders access to complete medical records? This Healthcare IT News video explores this topic further.

Second House Panel Advances Two-Year Telehealth Extension

Last week, a House subcommittee on advanced legislation that would extend some pandemic-era telehealth policies in Medicare for two years, bringing the panel’s approach in line with another committee.

Investors 'Cautiously Optimistic' About the State of the Digital Health Market

The consensus among health IT investors is that business is picking up from last year’s historic low in early-stage and growth-stage investing – with AI and services being a key focus for 2024.

Healthcare’s Next Void to Fill: Digital Primary Care

No matter what form they take, one thing is clear — there is an urgent demand for digital primary care providers to guide patient navigation in the digital health era, according to this recent MedCity News article.

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