Electronic Health Records

A staggering report released by the American Hospital Association has revealed that of the 364 healthcare hacking incidents logged as of October 2025, an unbelievable 100% of the breached patient data was unencrypted at the moment of exposure. This statistic is far more than a simple number on a

Imagine a four-year-old child in a hospital, relying on cutting-edge technology to ensure the right medication and dosage, only to suffer a life-threatening error due to a flaw in the very system meant to protect her. This heartbreaking scenario isn’t just a hypothetical; it’s a real incident tied

Imagine a remote village in Sub-Saharan Africa where a sudden fever outbreak goes unnoticed for weeks, silently spreading to neighboring communities because health workers rely on paper reports that take days to reach national authorities. This scenario, far too common across the continent,

Picture a world where a patient’s health crisis is predicted and prevented before it even happens, or where a rural hospital never struggles to find qualified staff during a sudden surge in demand. This isn’t a distant dream but a tangible reality taking shape in healthcare today. Across the globe,

Imagine a primary care physician starting their day, not buried under a mountain of paperwork, but instead spending meaningful time with patients, thanks to technology that anticipates their needs and streamlines their tasks. This is no longer a distant dream but a growing reality with the

Imagine a hospital where a single delayed document can stall a life-saving surgery or postpone critical test results for days. In today's fast-paced healthcare environment, such delays are not just inconvenient—they’re dangerous. Fax technology, a seemingly outdated tool, still anchors much of