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The Evolution of Healthcare IT: Embracing Digital Transformation

November 9, 2023 Valet Health Leave a Comment 315 Views

In today’s rapidly advancing technological landscape, healthcare is undergoing a significant digital transformation. The integration of innovative technologies such as handheld devices, wearables, telehealth options, better data management, and artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the healthcare industry.  These advancements are streamlining operations, improving patient care and outcomes, and enhancing overall healthcare experiences. As healthcare professionals.

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Growing Your Practice on Social Media

April 21, 2022 Valet Health Leave a Comment 444 Views

In the United States, approximately 80% of adults are active on social media. Given this information, it is likely that a good percentage of your patient population and target audience can be found on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Social media is a necessity for private businesses, and healthcare providers are faced with the question of.

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5 Reasons to Hire a Medical Management Company

September 14, 2021 Valet Health Leave a Comment 882 Views

It’s no secret that the business side of running a medical practice isn’t always appealing. Whether you are a seasoned medical practitioner with an established office or a novice practitioner just branching out, you may have to play two different roles: the medical doctor and the business owner. Juggling between these roles can be overwhelming..

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Healthcare Staffing Trends in 2021

August 30, 2021 Valet Health Leave a Comment 1873 Views

The COVID-19 pandemic delivered a new era in the world of healthcare work. Staffing firms pivoted quickly to manage the demand for workers as the pandemic raced across the country. Demand increased for travel nures and respiratory therapy, while it decreased for many temporary specialists and therapists.  As the country began to reopen, non-COVID-related care.