There have been a lot of jokes about how awful a year 2020 has been, with a pandemic, quarantines, police violence, social unrest, and even invasive murder hornets. However, it’s…
Ryan SecanJuly 23, 2020
I don’t want to throw anyone under the bus, but I need to take a minute to talk about some glitchy things that as a physician technologist, really make me…
Ryan SecanJuly 8, 2020
So, I had what felt like a unique experience today: I went to the dentist to have my teeth cleaned. Now this isn’t unique because I’d never done it before…
Ryan SecanJuly 2, 2020
My relationship with a healthy lifestyle can trend a bit spotty. Things go well for awhile with healthy eating and exercise, and then life gets in the way and things…
Ryan SecanJune 24, 2020
Last week I had the occasion to spend time in a cancer hospital located in NYC. My son had tests, a routine that he’s had countless times before, so a…
Jen CrowleyJune 17, 2020
When physicians see patients with certain symptoms, exam findings, or test results, we automatically begin to make predictions about what is wrong with them, what the best treatment options would…
Ryan SecanJune 9, 2020
In our 20 years of charge capture and revenue cycle management business, medaptus has seen firsthand how disparate systems that don’t easily share patient information create operational bottlenecks that are…
Mark CzerlinskyMay 26, 2020
