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New technology has made it more convenient for clinical information to be shared among Oklahoma City health care providers and patients.

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As a senior partner or top executive in an Oklahoma City CPA firm, you know your data is your organization’s lifeblood. It must be protected at all costs.

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Home healthcare companies in will see overwhelming growth over the next decade. A robust healthcare software solution can give your Oklahoma-based company a competitive advantage and help effectively manage growth.

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The healthcare industry has been front and center for several years now as an industry that is continuously in transformation. Driven mainly by healthcare reform and the Affordable Care Act, the industry has been required to adapt to drastically altered regulations, processes, and the way service is being provided to patients.

Accounting professionals are not typically the most active users of social media. Yet those firms which have marketing professionals on the team have effectively tackled the challenge of how to manage multiple social media accounts.

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The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, commonly known as HIPAA, created numerous rules to regulate the healthcare industry.

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Securing mobile devices requires more sophisticated physical and digital safeguards than ever before. Surely you have taken some security precautions. Have you installed an anti-virus app and setup an advanced password? If so, you’ve implemented more defenses than most.

Capturing physical documents and converting them into searchable, high resolution files takes powerful software.

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Technology advances in the home healthcare field are growing rapidly. With a variety of software and system solutions to choose from, it may be difficult to decide which services are best for your Oklahoma City home healthcare organization.

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Securing patient medical information can be challenging as evidenced by reoccurring data breach headlines in the healthcare industry. Employee negligence, cyber-attacks, theft, and poor documentation practices are just a few areas of concern when it comes to home health patient data security.