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Group panel discussion from Marianne's interview with medQ and Healthcare IT Today.

Blog in Data & Technology

Updated on: May 5, 2026

The Hidden Speed Bump in Healthcare: Solving the Unstructured Data Crisis

At RSNA 2025, it became clear that the future of healthcare AI is less about showy algorithms and more about pragmatic, real-world integration – particularly when it comes to efficiency in clinical workflows. While attendees admired next-generation diagnostic tools and advanced imaging analytics, the conversations that resonated most were about tackling unstructured data. Marianne Soucy, Solutions...

Blog in Healthcare & Interoperability

Updated on: March 26, 2026

The 1980s Called, and We Upgraded Their Tech: Why Cloud Fax is the Essential Bridge for the New CMS Final Rule

Last week, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) finalized a regulatory push to modernize outdated healthcare administration. The final rule introduces new standards for electronic exchange and signatures as an alternative to hardware fax machines and snail mail for healthcare claims attachment. Unlike the 2022 proposal, the new rule does not include the...

Prior authorization from on desk near calculator and pen.

Blog in Healthcare & Interoperability

Updated on: June 9, 2026

The FHIR-First Mandate: Why 2026 is the Critical Turning Point for Prior Authorization

For health leaders on both the payer and provider sides, the term prior authorization has long been synonymous with administrative friction, fax machines, and clinical delays. However, the regulatory landscape is changing in 2026; prior authorization is undergoing a total identity shift.According to recent AMA surveys, 94% of physicians report that prior authorization causes significant...

Outdated Tech Is Draining Billions in American Small Business Profits

Blog in Data & Technology

Updated on: May 13, 2026

How Outdated Tech Is Draining Billions in American Small Business Profits

Somewhere in America, a dentist’s office is paying $200 a month for a phone line that exists for one reason: to send and receive faxes.The office manager knows it is expensive. She has mentioned it more than once. But the insurance companies they work with still require faxed claims, and the oral surgeons they refer...

The Cost of Missing AI Governance in Healthcare

Blog in Healthcare & Interoperability

Updated on: June 9, 2026

The Cost of Missing AI Governance in Healthcare

AI adoption in healthcare is surging, growing from 3% two years ago to 22% in 2025, according to research from Menlo Ventures. But adoption is vastly different from success.The harsh reality is that too many healthcare providers struggle to move their AI initiatives past the pilot phase. Newly released data from Black Book Research shows...

Follow-up Fallout is Your Imaging Center’s Quietest Profit Killer

Blog in Healthcare & Interoperability

Updated on: March 18, 2026

Follow-up Fallout is Your Imaging Center’s Quietest Profit Killer

In a world of diagnostic imaging, producing a clinically clear, high-quality scan is often seen as the finish line. But for the patient – and for your imaging center’s bottom line – the scan is just the beginning. Data reveals a staggering disconnect in the continuum of care: nearly half of all radiology follow-up recommendations go...

A stethoscope and a laptop on a desk, overlaid with a digital graphic of financial bar charts, line graphs, and medical cross icons.

Blog in Partners & Integrations

Updated on: March 26, 2026

Advancing Fax’s Future: The Business Case for Integrating eFax® in athenaOne® Workflows

Healthcare workflows depend on the timely, secure exchange of information. Yet, for many organizations, outdated faxing remains a critical but cumbersome stumbling block. Manual paper handling, degraded image quality, and infrastructure complexity often lead to significant delays in patient care.In a recent webinar, I examined how the seamless eFax® integration with athenaOne® is solving these...

Medical clinician at laptop with stethoscope holding pen pointing at healthcare data integration with ai.

Blog in Data & Technology

Updated on: April 1, 2026

Governance-Led AI: The New Filter for 2026 Budgets

The freewheeling days of healthcare AI spending are over, but not because AI failed to deliver. Health systems remain bullish on AI use cases and their ROI potential. What’s changing in 2026, however, is how those investments are evaluated.As providers face a multitude of macroeconomic concerns, IT budgets are coming under scrutiny, and money for...

Blog in Healthcare & Interoperability

Updated on: February 23, 2026

Healthcare Referral Management: How Small Healthcare Teams Can Close the Loop on Patient Care

A client comes into your behavioral health practice complaining of constant fatigue and brain fog. You hear them out, ask a few questions, and decide it’s time to loop in their primary care provider (PCP). After the session, you fax over a referral.From there, you’re left in the dark. Did the other office get the...

A FedEx Office location offering fax services in New York City.

Blog in History & Miscellaneous

Updated on: March 20, 2026

Complete Guide to FedEx Fax Services

Faxing remains a good option when sharing personal or business documents. But what do you do when you don’t have a fax machine at home or in the office? You would have to turn to an on-site faxing service, such as FedEx fax. But you would need to navigate the lengthy process of finding a nearby...

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