The Google Wallet passes redesign has been discussed for quite some time, and I’ve been excited about it since I first got to check it out. While retailers and partners have had plenty of time with the feature, it looks like it’s now rolling out to all users, according to 9to5Google. It’s the smallest touches … [Read more…]
At some point almost every backend team working with an EHR runs into the same wall: you need to pull patient data on a schedule no clinician sitting at a browser, no login screen, just a job that wakes up, fetches records, and writes them somewhere useful. Standard SMART on FHIR, the flavor most people … [Read more…]
My mornings can be quite hectic, especially when caring for an infant, three dogs, and my own well-being. My personal well-being gets the lowest priority, which often leads me to stray from my morning routine. I’ve used Google Keep, Gemini, and Calendar widgets to address this issue, but none has fixed it. Until I found … [Read more…]
Mindbowser CEO Ayush Jain recently shared how EHR data is evolving from clinical documentation into a valuable source of real-world evidence for healthcare R&D. He explores how interoperability, standardized data, strong governance, and AI can help turn fragmented clinical information into research-ready insights. Ayush also highlights why healthcare and life sciences organizations need reliable data … [Read more…]
Many Samsung customers have found themselves locked out of their accounts over the past couple of days, and it seems that the likely cause is their use of alias Gmail accounts. On Reddit and Samsung’s own community forum, people are reporting that they received the message “Account deactivated for security reasons” when trying to sign … [Read more…]
Ayush Jain, CEO & Founder, Mindbowser Inc. Most EHR modernization conversations begin with innovation: better interoperability, less clinician burnout, faster documentation, smarter decision support. Security is usually somewhere further down the list, treated as a compliance step rather than a design principle. That ordering is backward, and it is an expensive habit for the industry … [Read more…]
Each of our favorite Android phones comes with Google’s built-in password manager. It offers a convenient, secure way to store your credentials and is better than relying on your memory to enter the single password you use everywhere. While it is convenient, Google’s built-in tool isn’t a great password manager. It wouldn’t be our default … [Read more…]
What Never Stacks, What Only Looks Like It, and the Reason That Predicts the Next Rule The same practitioner cannot bill CCM and PCM for one patient in one calendar month. A different practitioner can, and that distinction is worth more than it sounds. CMS answers this one directly. A primary care practitioner may offer … [Read more…]
Garmin smartwatches get a lot of hype because they deliver features competitors don’t typically offer. That said, Garmin’s main appeal is its excellent health and fitness tracking, along with fantastic battery. Going two weeks without charging is something you just won’t find on any Apple, Google, or Samsung smartwatch. Of course, the experience isn’t for … [Read more…]
The Second Program Is The Hard One Most of the practices I talk to aren’t deciding whether to run a Medicare care management program. They’re deciding whether to add a second one, and that’s a different question with a much worse answer available online. The first program is straightforward. One workflow, one consent conversation, one … [Read more…]