by Megan Kujawa on September 3, 2026 at 11:00 am
As healthcare continues to evolve, practices need technology partners who understand their challenges, deliver solutions that work, and help improve care. The best practice management solutions are built to streamline operations and improve efficiency—but not every vendor delivers on that promise. That’s why the analyst team at SelectHub conducted an in-depth evaluation of practice management The post RXNT is the Best Overall Practice Management Software Ranked on SelectHub’s 2026 Leaderboard appeared first on RXNT.
by Megan Kujawa on August 24, 2026 at 8:35 pm
For medical practices, improving medication adherence therefore requires looking beyond what patients do after dispensing. It means creating a prescribing process that anticipates potential barriers, supports informed decisions, and makes the transition from the exam room to the pharmacy as clear and manageable as possible. Key takeaways Medication adherence is often characterized solely as patient The post Why Medication Adherence Starts Before the Prescription is Filled appeared first on RXNT.
by Riley Leight on August 24, 2026 at 7:57 pm
Appointment reminders, digital intake, self-scheduling, follow-up messages, medication reminders, and online payments can keep patients connected without requiring staff members to initiate every interaction manually. Key takeaways There’s a communication problem in healthcare that’s not necessarily caused by a lack of communication per se. In many practices, the root of the problem is finding the The post Can Automation Improve Patient Engagement Without Feeling Impersonal? appeared first on RXNT.
by Carrie Tucker on August 24, 2026 at 6:25 pm
Medication adherence data gives healthcare providers a clearer picture of whether patients are following their prescribed treatment plans. By monitoring refill activity, medication history, prescribing patterns, and other clinical data, practices can identify patients at risk of nonadherence and intervene before missed or incorrect doses contribute to poor health outcomes. Key takeaways Medication adherence means The post The Role of Data in Improving Medication Adherence appeared first on RXNT.
by Megan Kujawa on August 19, 2026 at 2:27 pm
By automating appointment management, practices can spend less time managing busy schedules. Staff gain greater visibility into schedule changes, patients will have a more convenient experience, and the office can make better use of valuable provider availability. No-shows cost the healthcare industry more than $150 billion each year—and some practices get hit harder than others. The post Just Launched: Improve Schedule Accuracy with Two-Way Appointment Reminders appeared first on RXNT.
by Megan Kujawa on August 17, 2026 at 6:03 pm
As large pharmacy chains continue closing locations and staffing shortages reduce capacity, the gap between where patients live and where they can access medications is widening. Digital pharmacy services offer solutions to pharmacy deserts to improve patient adherence and outcomes. Key takeaways For millions of Americans, getting a prescription filled is not as simple as The post When the Nearest Pharmacy Is Too Far Away: The Rise of Digital Pharmacy Services appeared first on RXNT.
by Millie Hoffmann on July 27, 2026 at 1:13 pm
Claim denials are among the most persistent and costly problems in healthcare revenue cycle management, yet most practices still treat them as a billing department issue. The reality is that the majority of denials originate long before a claim ever reaches a payer, in the front office, in the exam room, and in the coding The post Fixing Your Denial Rate Starts Long Before a Claim Is Ever Submitted appeared first on RXNT.
by Megan Kujawa on July 27, 2026 at 12:48 pm
Collecting patient balances is a necessary part of running a healthy practice, but it can quickly create friction when the process feels confusing. Learn how practices can improve collections through clearer communication, flexible payment options, and digital tools. Key takeaways Patient payment confusion is one of the most common sources of frustration between practices and The post 5 Ways to Reduce Patient Payment Confusion appeared first on RXNT.
by Vidisha Pulaguru on July 23, 2026 at 7:49 pm
Revenue cycle performance doesn’t improve by accident. It improves when practices know exactly which numbers to watch, what those numbers mean, and where to act. Here are the ten metrics high-performing practices track consistently and why each one matters. Key takeaways Most practices know their revenue could be stronger. Fewer know exactly where it is The post Medical Billing Metrics That Directly Impact Your Practice’s Financial Health appeared first on RXNT.
by Vidisha Pulaguru on July 23, 2026 at 7:01 pm
First-pass claims acceptance rate measures how often claims are accepted by payers on the first submission without corrections, rework, or resubmission. Improving this rate can help you reduce billing delays and burden on your administrative team. You can also strengthen your clinic’s cash flow by preventing avoidable errors before claims ever leave your system. Key The post First-Pass Claims Acceptance: How Practices Can Reduce Denials Before Submission appeared first on RXNT.
by MAMON on August 21, 2026 at 8:30 am
Infrared thermometers are key in many fields, like medicine and industry. Because of this, it’s vital to know how to check accuracy of infrared thermometer for accurate temperature readings. In fact, these devices use infrared light to measure the heat from objects, giving fast and easy temperature results. So, this guide walks you through how The post How to Check Accuracy of Infrared Thermometer Correctly appeared first on Best Health N Care.
by MAMON on August 20, 2026 at 11:24 pm
 So, how many calories do you burn on an elliptical? For most adults, a 30-minute session burns somewhere between 200 and 400 calories. The exact number depends on body weight, effort level, and how the machine is set up. That’s a wide range, and for good reason. Your weight, your workout intensity, and the The post How Many Calories Do You Burn on an Elliptical Machine? appeared first on Best Health N Care.
by MAMON on August 20, 2026 at 7:55 pm
 Buying an elliptical is only step one. Knowing how to use the elliptical to lose weight is what actually determines the outcome. It’s the difference between a machine that gathers dust and one that gets results. The elliptical is genuinely one of the more efficient calorie-burning machines available. It’s low-impact enough for daily use The post How to Use The Elliptical to Lose Weight Fast? appeared first on Best Health N Care.
by MAMON on August 20, 2026 at 3:56 pm
With a broken ankle, avoid weight-bearing activity like biking, dancing, running, climbing stairs, or jogging. Putting weight through the joint can slow healing or worsen the fracture. So how do you exercise with a broken ankle without risking further injury? Concentrating on upper-body workouts performed while seated or lying down is the safest approach. It The post How To Exercise With A Broken Ankle – 8 Upper Body Workouts appeared first on Best Health N Care.
by MAMON on August 20, 2026 at 2:39 pm
Does the elliptical work your stomach directly? Not really, and it’s worth knowing that upfront. No cardio machine can spot-reduce fat from one specific area, including your midsection. What the elliptical does do is burn calories and engage your core for stability. That supports overall fat loss, and your stomach is part of that eventually. The post Does The Elliptical Work Your Stomach: A Complete Guide appeared first on Best Health N Care.
by MAMON on August 20, 2026 at 10:12 am
Learning how to save your knees during exercise starts with understanding how much force those joints handle daily. Even level walking puts about 1.5 times your body weight through each knee with every step. That load climbs to three or four times your body weight when you’re on the stairs. Knees are remarkably durable. Still, The post How to Save Your Knees During Exercise? appeared first on Best Health N Care.