Perspectives on DPC Practice Technology
Longer-form editorial writing on how Direct Primary Care practices think about their tools, evaluate software, and build technology stacks that serve patients rather than billing departments.
Why Teleprescribing Rules 2026 Should Reshape How a DPC Practice Evaluates Its Telehealth and E-Prescribing Tools
General Medicare telehealth got a multi-year extension this year, but controlled-substance teleprescribing is still being renewed one year at a time. A look at how a discerning DPC practice should evaluate dpc telehealth software and dpc e-prescribing for resilience rather than assuming today's flexibilities are permanent.
The Follow-Up Visit Is Where Ambient Scribes Either Earn Their Price or Expose Themselves
Most ambient scribes were trained on initial encounters, and that bias becomes visible the moment a returning patient walks into the room. A closer look at how chart-aware ambient dictation, like the implementation in Hero EMR, behaves when the conversation assumes a shared history.
How to Evaluate a DPC Tech Stack: A Framework for Independent Practices
A structured approach to assessing DPC software and practice technology, focused on the criteria that actually move the needle inside a membership-based primary care practice rather than the ones marketed most aggressively.