Patient Engagement | Technology & Innovation | Staff Management | Aesthetics | podcast
Dr. Michael Edwards is a board certified plastic surgeon, a lifelong learner, a leader, and a longtime champion of patient education. For those who believe delivering the best possible consultation is the single most important factor for practice success, hear Dr. Edwards’ essential advice, including: How to truly listen to patients and not just wait to speak The first thing you should do before you invest in technology or software Why patient safety should always be a top priority The importance of including staff in training and implementation of anything new
Nextech | Employee Spotlight | culture | careers
Meet Anthony Milo, a dedicated professional who’s been part of the Nextech team for seven years. His passion for software and EHR company support brought him here after a successful stint with IBM. Anthony started as a Tier I Support Rep and now serves as an Application Support Engineer, where he builds out support processes for Nextech's products.
A medical practice is a business, but it’s a business like no other. Managing a private medical clinic is a complex job that presents many challenges.
culture | careers | internships
National Intern Day is a special occasion the Nextech team celebrates with great enthusiasm. Our internship program continues to provide valuable opportunities for young professionals to grow and develop their skills. Each intern brings a unique perspective and skill set to our team, contributing to the success of our organization.
Ophthalmology CPT codes play an essential role in your practice’s workflow. When your team has a solid grasp of them, processing payments and upholding regulatory standards is easy. When they don’t, your administrative processes slow and errors can happen.
Providing excellent healthcare improves a patient’s health today. Empowering patients to play a more active role in their own health journey while delivering quality care enhances well-being for years to come.
The dermatology market is valued at $8.9 billion. Thanks to insurance covering more procedures than ever before and the rise of teledermatology, skin care is only becoming more accessible. Throw in a greater demand for dermatology as the U.S. population ages, and many practices are poised to increase their revenue and impact.
Nothing is more important to a healthcare provider than the safety of their patients — and in 2024, that includes the safety of patient data.
