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Get paid faster: How to accelerate revenue and decrease your cost to collect

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Rethinking referrals: How to improve the process for staff and patients

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Long-term success: How to operate a profitable practice with Phreesia

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MIPS year 8: your questions answered

Our MIPS infographic answers your questions about year eight of the Quality Payment Program (QPP) and how Phreesia can help you fulfill MIPS requirements.

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Five ways digital patient intake drives success across your organization

Implementing digital patient intake improves operational efficiency, reduces manual tasks and greatly improves the patient experience. See 5 ways to succeed.

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LGBTQ+ patients aren’t receiving the preventive care they need. Digital tools can help.

A Phreesia survey showed less than half of LGBTQ+ patients discussed cancer screenings with providers. Bias and financial stress contribute. Here’s what to do.

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Accelerating care: How you can use technology to see your patients sooner

Getting patients in for care sooner improves outcomes and experience. This infographic shows how improving access through technology accelerates care.

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The high cost of long wait times

Do you know the negative consequences of long patient wait times? This infographic provides an overview and actionable strategies to increase throughput.

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How preferred-language communication improves care and the patient experience

Language barriers make patient care challenging. By investing in the right technology, healthcare organizations can improve experience and outcomes. See how.

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Healthcare’s top 6 efficiency killers—and how to stop them

This infographic highlights top efficiency killers for medical practices and strategies to help save time and improve operations at your organization.

4 reasons why your practice needs digital check-in

Digital patient check-in improves patient experience, reduces administrative burden and gives you more accurate data. This infographic has 4 reasons to get it.

3 ways digital patient engagement tools create a better patient experience

Patients want to manage their healthcare from their own devices, anytime, anywhere. See 3 ways digital patient engagement tools improve satisfaction and access.

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MIPS Year 7: Your Questions Answered

Read our MIPS Year 7 infographic for answers to all your questions about year seven of the Quality Payment Program (QPP), including key changes for 2023.

When disaster strikes: Keeping patients informed and your schedule intact

How do you alert patients when an emergency happens? This infographic walks through creating a plan to keep patients informed while limiting disruptions.

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Preventive care and Gen Z: How to close the gap for younger patients

Gen Z patients aren’t getting the recommended preventive care. This increases the risk of avoidable illness and cost of care. Here’s how to address it.