Topic: Care Enablement

IKS Health X AQuity

IKS Health Purchases AQuity Solutions to Create the Most Comprehensive Provider of Administrative, Clinical and Financial Services for Healthcare Organizations in the U.S.

The combined company, which will operate as IKS Health, will have annual revenues of $330+ million.
patient care

It Takes a Village: We All Have an Impact on Patient Care

As transcriptionists and clinical documentation specialists, we play a crucial role in that care.
Medical analysts and physicians consult documents

A Symphony of Facts Bolstering Brain Retention

IKS Health provides the key to understanding brain retention and the importance of clear, concise, and complete documentation to increase brain retention.
digital technology security

Importance of Testing your Business Continuity and Security Incident Plans

A business continuity plan and security incident plan outline the steps to take in the event of a business disruption.
Happy-Physician-with-tablet-in-hand

Physician Burnout in Tough Economic Times

At IKS, we believe providing the right blend of services and technologies can drastically improve Physician Wellness.
caring physicians

Caring About the Person and Not Just the Disease

IKS' role as coders is to correctly capture all the factors in life that affect the patient’s health, analyze the data, and give feedback
happy physicians

Problem #5: EHR/Other Tools Inhibit Ability to Deliver Quality Care

The quality of care a physician provides matters just as much to them as it does to the patient.
healthcare mentorship

Filling Your Management Gap

Finding a qualified Health Information Management (HIM) professional who will stay with you long-term is no easy task, especially for rural practices
Stressed and overwhelmed doctor

Problem #4: No Personal Control Over Workload

Virtual scribes take over a good portion of that paperwork, freeing you up to conduct patient visits the way you would like.
healthcare industry security

New and Future Healthcare Industry Security Threats

With recent technological advancements, healthcare must prepare for a new threat—artificial intelligence (AI)