A growing number of older Americans are relying on patient portals to communicate with their healthcare providers, but only a small share report being charged a copay for doing so, an April 4 study ...

About 1 in 7 patients have been billed for messages sent to them through a patient portal, according to a new study published ...

When today's older adults were growing up, the only way to get information to your doctor or their clinic was a phone call. And getting more than a simple answer probably meant going in for an ...

When today's older adults were growing up, the only way to get information to your doctor or their clinic was a phone call.

"I hope that they can put their heads together and come up and realize how many people this is affecting," said Linda Ann Murphree Smith." ...

Varied approaches to remote patient monitoring are in development to close care gaps between patients and rheumatologists, ...

Eldoret Technical Training Institute (ETTI) is a registered TVET college in Kenya. The institution opened in 2009 and received accreditation from the Ministry of Higher Education Science and ...

Survey results suggest that patients prefer patient portal messages written by artificial intelligence (AI), but patients’ satisfaction decreases when they are told that messages were written by AI.

The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) has announced that it will open the university application portal next week. KUCCPS Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Agnes Wahome, ...

SEARHC patients will be able to schedule appointments, message their medical team, renew prescriptions, check lab results and more, all through a new online portal.

If you don’t have a personal trainer or experience putting programs together, a fitness app is one of the best places to start, says Ansley Davis, a master trainer and yoga teacher at YogaSix.

The editorialists also questioned whether AI should be used for generating patient portal messages instead of other tasks that might be better suited for AI. “[W]e must ask whether we are using ...