eCW Podcast

Brown Clinic isn’t the biggest clinic in the Midwest, but don’t let size fool you. With self-trained superusers on board, this Watertown, South Dakota practice has employed the full power of eClinicalWorks to achieve PCMH recognition, take on the challenge of Chronic Care Management, and find success as a new Accountable Care Organization.

Brown Clinic isn’t the biggest clinic in the Midwest, but don’t let size fool you. With self-trained superusers on board, this Watertown, South Dakota practice has employed the full power of eClinicalWorks to achieve PCMH recognition, take on the challenge of Chronic Care Management, and find success as a new Accountable Care Organization.

Brown Clinic isn’t the biggest clinic in the Midwest, but don’t let size fool you. With self-trained superusers on board, this Watertown, South Dakota practice has employed the full power of eClinicalWorks to achieve PCMH recognition, take on the challenge of Chronic Care Management, and find success as a new Accountable Care Organization.

Brown Clinic isn’t the biggest clinic in the Midwest, but don’t let size fool you. With self-trained superusers on board, this Watertown, South Dakota practice has employed the full power of eClinicalWorks to achieve PCMH recognition, take on the challenge of Chronic Care Management, and find success as a new Accountable Care Organization.

How can doctors get more face-to-face time with their patients? How can healthcare organizations help to reduce healthcare costs for their patients? Dr. Gregory "Duke" Carlson from TexomaCare explains how he values face-to-face care and the methods he utilizes to maximize that time. With the assistance of eClinicalWorks, TexomaCare has implemented a team approach, helping to drastically improve the delivery of care and achieve ACO goals.

How can doctors get more face-to-face time with their patients? How can healthcare organizations help to reduce healthcare costs for their patients? Dr. Gregory "Duke" Carlson from TexomaCare explains how he values face-to-face care and the methods he utilizes to maximize that time. With the assistance of eClinicalWorks, TexomaCare has implemented a team approach, helping to drastically improve the delivery of care and achieve ACO goals.

Dr. Thomas Kelly launched Shore Community Medical in December 2011, confident eClinicalWorks would meet his documentation and practice management needs. But the most critical factor in the success of this sole-provider practice has been Revenue Cycle Management from eClinicalWorks. In this episode of the eClinicalWorks Podcast, we chat with Dr. Kelly about the RCM difference, which has provided tremendous supporter to his business associate, Ahmed Elmanan, while permitting Dr. Kelly to remain focused on clinical practice.

Dr. Thomas Kelly and his business associate, Ahmed Elmanan, knew medicine and business, respectively, when they began Shore Community in December 2011. What they didn’t fully appreciate were the specific challenges that come with running a healthcare business. eClinicalWorks has helped them every step of the way, from EHR/PM for documentation and workflows to RCM for billing, and a Population Health programs and measures, including PQRS, Meaningful Use, HEDIS dashboards, and much more.

In this episode of the eCW Podcast, host Adam Siladi sits down with Dr. Todd Stivland, CEO and founder of Bluestone Physician Services, and Sarah Keenan, Chief Clinical Officer and President of innovative care at Bluestone, to discuss how they have used technology for chronic care management, and where they are headed in the value-based future of healthcare.

In this episode of the eCW Podcast, host Adam Siladi sits down with Dr. Todd Stivland, CEO and founder of Bluestone Physician Services, and Sarah Keenan, Chief Clinical Officer and President of innovative care at Bluestone, to discuss how they have used technology for chronic care management, and where they are headed in the value-based future of healthcare.