Azalea in the News
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Why IT and EHR is Critical for Traveling Nurses
Across the country, hospitals are experiencing staffing shortages, and two years of COVID-19 have taken their toll on the industry. The pandemic didn’t cause the staffing shortage. However, it exacerbated a growing problem as more nurses opted to retire or leave the profession. Amid the pandemic, many healthcare professionals burned…
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Health Tech: Azalea CEO Baha Zeidan on How Technology Can Impact Overall Wellness
In recent years, Big Tech has gotten a bad rep. But of course, many tech companies are doing important work making monumental positive changes to society, health, and the environment. To highlight these, we started a new interview series about “Technology Making An Important Positive Social Impact.” We are interviewing…
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Azalea Health Appoints Chief Technology Officer
Azalea announced that Brian Kenah has joined the company as its first Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Kenah will shepherd Azalea’s engineering functions while setting the go-forward strategy and operational execution plan for the company’s software development initiatives, M&A integrations, internal support platforms, and technology roadmap. A proven leader with nearly…
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Technology Can Help Institutions Ensure Compliance
Regulation compliance is one of the costliest line items when running a hospital or a health clinic. Considering regulations are not voluntary suggestions, hospitals and providers have no choice but to comply, costly as it may be. Rural health facilities are not immune to these pressures; they may feel them…
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Azalea Health Continues to Achieve High Marks from KLAS
The industry continues to honor Azalea Health for its solutions that help small practices deliver the healthcare their patients expect and deserve. Azalea achieved new high scores among leading small practice technology providers in a November 2022 KLAS Research report for “Small Practice Ambulatory EMR/PM (2–10 Physicians).” Azalea received the…
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Navigating the Compliance and Regulatory Environment Across Rural Health
We’re faced with unprecedented headwinds. Many rural and community practices and hospitals have scaled back their services to maintain some level of operations. Technology can help organizations navigate these headwinds and position themselves for future success. Increasingly, rural hospitals are closing their doors, and rural medical centers are having trouble…
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