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When it comes to health care, improving the patient experience is of the utmost importance. After all, they’re the ones who pay the bills and keep your practice going. However, many hospitals and private practice facilities don’t understand the correct priorities when it comes to treating patients in the best way possible. And that’s because […]

In today’s day and age, healthcare organizations must approach their care coordination with the utmost scrutiny. Custom communication, efficiency, and productivity are key. For these aims, bundling payments is one way to achieve organizational outcomes. This is especially important with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and  bundled payment initiatives. Furthermore, the Comprehensive […]

AI is becoming increasingly popular across the world, and it also promises to change healthcare as we know it. In fact, AI can help enhance health equity. This is both true at the point of care and with regard to decision making in clinical practice. So in this article, let’s talk about how data and […]

In Guideway Care’s latest article, which was just published in MGMA Connections, our CEO discusses how medical group practices can: To read this article in its entirety, click here. When the Medical Group Management Association published a survey nearly 10 years ago, the results revealed major challenges to running a group practice – many of […]

Ethics in healthcare is an important topic. It can become an issue in a lot of contexts. For instance, if a patient has particular cultural beliefs that conflict with healthcare treatment, this can cause concerns. Or if a patient even refuses to take treatment, this is another problem. Sometimes healthcare members can make big mistakes […]

Guideway Care provides information, resources and support to help neurosurgery practice managers and administrators strengthen their practices. “Care Guidance Helps Neurology Groups Advance Health Equity, Impact Patient Outcomes, Achieve Goals of Value-Based Care Arrangements” Coinciding with National MS Education and Awareness Month, March 2023, NERVES published this article from Guideway Care which focuses attention on […]

2022 was a tough year for staffing in key direct patient care roles, per the American Medical Group Association (AMGA) 2022 Report: Medical Group Operations and Finance Survey. Dr. Ed Partridge, Guideway Care’s chief medical officer, says “Based upon conversations with practices and hospitals across the country, this situation is unlikely to change in the […]

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Awareness Week:  March 12-19, 2023 The National MS Society amplifies the stories of people living with MS to raise awareness every day and during MS Awareness Week. Explore the moments of MS shared by people who live with it every day. “When we read stories of life with MS, we are further energized […]

Inc. Magazine today revealed that Guideway Care is No. 162 on its third annual Inc. 5000 Regionals: Southeast list, the most prestigious ranking of the fastest-growing Southeast private companies, based in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, and Tennessee.  Born of the annual Inc. 5000 franchise, this regional list represents a unique look […]

“Human Patient Monitoring: Meeting Employers’ Great Expectations in Direct Contracting” Author: Craig Parker, JD, CPA, CEO, Guideway Care Employee Benefit Plan Review Published 2.27.2023 Read complete article here. As self-insured employers and Plan Sponsors face yet another year of mounting pressures to further reduce healthcare expenditures, many recognize that they can leverage their buying power […]

Interoperability means that various devices and systems are integrated comprehensively with healthcare data. This allows you to provide higher levels of patient care in a fast-moving environment. So keep reading to understand why interoperability is so important in healthcare and how you can achieve your ideal patient outcomes, financial metrics, and other crucial KPIs. What […]

Speaking about cancer diagnosis with patients and their loved ones can create various emotional reactions. Helping to prepare patients for difficult conversations can relieve tension and improve their outlook on life. Your medical staff can learn strategic communication that allows patients to feel more confident and at peace speaking with those closest to them about […]