Azalea in the News
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What Can Alleviate the Plight of Rural Pharmacies?
The health problems of rural areas are alarming and increasing: consider the loss of clinicians, populations increasingly dominated by older people with chronic conditions, a high incidence of substance abuse, depression caused by isolation, and more. Now add to that the closures of pharmacies. It’s just getting too difficult to keep an…
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Health IT Marketing Predictions
What makes marketing in the health IT space unique? Who are the movers and shakers? What’s working, what’s trending? Where can you learn more? This month for our roundup on health IT marketing we decided to round up our marketing experts and tell us what we might see in the…
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Azalea Health Shows That Telehealth Needs More Than the Cloud
There’s fierce competition in the telehealth space, which is good because each company can approach telehealth from different angles and try out a variety of services. Azalea Health is one of the vendors offering a comprehensive electronic health record (EHR) platform with online scheduling, telehealth, payments, and analytics, all in the cloud.…
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Digital Transformation in 2022
Digital Health is using technology to help improve people’s health and wellness. Our healthcare industry has be digitally transforming for decades now. But the sheer volume of data we are collecting now is driving innovation that can be called revolutionary or evolutionary. And there is nothing stopping it continuing into…
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Why the Infrastructure Deal and American Rescue Plan Are Life Buoys for Floundering Hospital
Baha Zeidan, CEO of Azalea Health, gives his take on the infrastructure legislation and the benefits it can provide for patient access to quality care, especially in traditionally underserved communities. With President Biden’s signature this past November, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, or the Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal, finally made…
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Azalea Health Shares Predictions for Rural Healthcare IT in 2022
Rural providers will be more vulnerable than ever to both labor shortages and cyberattacks, but there are opportunities to embrace consumerism and address social determinants of health. “For many providers, the pandemic has been a catalyst for changes that likely needed to happen anyways,” said Baha Zeidan, CEO and co-founder…
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