eConsults address many common conditions and adult chief complaints. Treat patients in the primary care setting with specialist advice. Review common conditions for adults.
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Automatic Referrals: Insights and Solutions for Specialists
Automatic referrals provide insight and solutions to specialists that want to combat the issues brought by traditional referrals.
The Benefits of a Referral System to Your Patients
Learn the many benefits of a referral system to your patients. Expediate the transition of patient care to improve outcomes and lower costs.
It’s Time for a New Approach to Referring Patients
When the patient referral process breaks down, the patient’s health and the provider’s bottom line are at risk. Today, these breakdowns happen far too often.
How eConsults Support Comprehensive Rheumatology Care for Arthritis
With long specialist wait times, providers across the country are turning to eConsults to offer comprehensive rheumatology care. They often help patients manage chronic conditions like rheumatoid arthritis…
What Types of Complaints can Electronic Consult Physician Address?
An electronic consult physician can address a wide variety of conditions. Learn how these consults can address a wide range of complaints.
Creating Connections: Physician Consultation with Specialists
PCPs are embracing tools that extend their clinical offering without delegating patient care. Electronic physician consults are connecting physicians to offer specialty care.
How eConsults Reduce Overuse of Emergency Departments
What drives overuse of emergency departments? Diminished access to care, long patient wait times, and poor management of chronic conditions.
What’s the Difference Between Curbside Consultations and eConsults?
Many physicians liken eConsults to curbside consultations. There is a tremendous difference. Curbside are informal medical consults.
Primary Care Physician Referral to Specialist Recommendations for Wound Care
After a primary care physician referral to specialist is complete, the specialist will provide a suspected diagnosis and treatment plans.