#1 request from our users is better mobile experience. If you have an Android device, get our pre-release mobile app: play.google.com/store/apps/d…. Email support@docmein.com if you have feedback. iOS app is on the way.
Health care's widespread overbilling problem via @axios axios.com/health-cares-wides…
Via @NPR: Are We Reaching The End Of The Trend For Longer, Healthier Lives? n.pr/2dcNx7V
No-shows cost each doctor an estimated $20k or more annually goo.gl/0YVnYQ via @think_mobiles
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Empowering providers with highly customized patient messaging is core to our mission. With our recent update, a... fb.me/LBkYaJgD
We have our work cut out for us in lowering health IT costs, now at $32K per doctor per year fiercehealthcare.com/practic…
Patients on social media cause ethics headache for doctors reut.rs/2aOD4jq via @Reuters
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.@nytimeswell chronicles the current state of direct-to-consumer lab tests nyti.ms/1Xy79rp
Congrats to @docplanner on raising Series C and joining forces with @doctoralia, a European neighbor! xitter.cf/TechCrunch/status/7401…
Healthcare booking platform DocPlanner scores $20M Series C and merges with Doctoralia tcrn.ch/1ZtZl73 by @sohear
Deep Message Customization is a new DocMeIn feature, which allows you to better target your patient communication... fb.me/18NG3q3CF
How well are patients coordinating their own care? In the US it's their job: vox.com/2016/6/1/11712776/he… via @voxdotcom
Patterson Dental retaliates against a researcher who discovered a security vulnerability in Eaglesoft bit.ly/249M8kS via @dailydot
We’re More Honest With Our Phones Than With Our Doctors nyti.ms/1Rkrc4A
Obamacare: The Gazillion-Dollar Startup Machine @jeffbercovici inc.com/magazine/201604/jeff… via @Inc
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Do you have patients who speak languages other than English? Now you can customize your DocMeIn messaging... fb.me/7Wnk0CrLC
DNA App Store has the potential to unlock value by securely sharing personal DNA with single-purpose patient apps technologyreview.com/s/60076…
Further advances in health records portability and interoperability constrained by lack of provider incentives. s.hbr.org/1oYb15U
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