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…]
We’ve known for over a year that privacy-focused GrapheneOS was ditching its Pixel exclusivity and coming to a Snapdragon-powered phone from a major Android OEM. Then in March, we found out that the manufacturer is Motorola. And now we know when we can expect to see the phone (actually phones plural) and a few other … [Read more…]
Tests One And Two: Unusual, And Does It Make You Money The first two tests fail more often than people expect, and they fail for different reasons. Unusual-feeling is not unusual: Every organization believes its workflows are distinctive, and at the level of daily experience they are: the sequence of screens, the local vocabulary, who hands … [Read more…]
YouTube is always evolving. We’ve seen the platform change a lot over the past year, and even last week it introduced new guidelines for new creators. No doubt, many will be disappointed by the increase in watch hours, which requires creators to meet a new threshold of 8,000 hours in a 12-month span. This is … [Read more…]
Technology is reshaping healthcare at an unprecedented pace, from artificial intelligence and connected medical devices to digital therapeutics and precision medicine. Yet, as innovation accelerates, one factor will ultimately determine its success: trust. Patients, providers, regulators, and healthcare organizations are increasingly demanding assurance that medicines, medical devices, and health data are authentic, … [Read more…]
Gemini has transformed the Google Sheets experience, making it easy to handle complex spreadsheet tasks. Google now wants to make the experience even better with Sheet canvas. As Google puts it, the feature will turn your spreadsheets in Google Sheets into custom, interactive “mini-apps.” The problem with Google Sheets is that it can become daunting … [Read more…]
As healthcare rapidly embraces AI, cloud platforms, connected medical devices, and digital patient services, cybersecurity has become inseparable from patient safety. Protecting sensitive health data today requires more than compliance—it demands security that is architected into every layer of the technology stack from the very beginning. In this conversation, Ayush Jain, CEO and Co-founder of … [Read more…]