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In part 1 of this blog series introducing hospital on-call physician scheduling software, I wrote about the importance of having a robust policy — one that outlines obligations, scheduling timelines, presence requirements, processes for making updates, consequences for non-compliance, and much more. In this installment, I’d like to share two more tips I’ve learned from […]

Administrative staff working in hospitals with on-call physicians know the challenges of arranging on-call coverage all too well. Patient demand is already high; even if you're using the most advanced hospital on-call scheduling software, you never seem to have enough physicians. And that isn’t expected to change anytime soon.  Work Smarter, Not Harder In working […]

Effective and efficient scheduling is paramount in ensuring seamless patient care. Today, healthcare institutions can leverage an on-call scheduling app to empower physicians with real-time access to their schedules.  Streamlined Schedule Management Outdated paper schedules and frequent phone calls to track on-call shifts are in the rearview mirror. On-call scheduling apps provide healthcare organizations with […]

In today's fast-paced world, healthcare organizations face numerous challenges in ensuring round-the-clock access to medical care. However, with the advent of innovative technology, organizations can now optimize the provider on-call scheduling process. Indeed, the transformative impact of provider on-call scheduling software confers enormous benefits to healthcare institutions. Enhanced Efficiency and Accessibility  Gone are the days […]

Hospice agencies provide an invaluable service to patients and families by delivering patient-centered care, psychological and spiritual support, and family support. Thanks to the tireless efforts of those who work in hospice care, patients have better quality of life and patients and their families can make the most of their time together. That said, hospice […]

Under the Emergency Treatment & Labor Act (EMTALA), emergency departments that accept Medicare reimbursement are required to examine a presenting patient in order to determine whether an emergency medical condition exists. If so, the ED is required to either treat the condition or stabilize the patient and transfer them to another hospital. In another vein, […]