Azalea in the News
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Q&A with Baha Zeidan, 2018 40 Under Forty Honoree
Atlanta Business Chronicle has named our 2018 40 Under Forty honorees. The up-and-comers will be celebrated at a sold-out awards event Nov. 8 at the Fox Theatre in Midtown. Here’s a Q&A with one of the honorees, Baha Zeidan, co-founder founder and CEO, Azalea Health:
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Azalea Health Partners with CardConnect to Offer Community Medical Practices Payment Processing
Azalea Health Partners with CardConnect to Offer Community Medical Practices Payment Processing A solution designed to provide secure payment acceptance for the healthcare industry. ATLANTA, GA – August 8, 2018 Azalea Health, a leading provider of cloud-based healthcare IT solutions and services, has partnered with CardConnect, a First Data Company,…
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What Rural Health Facilities Need to Survive in 2018 and Beyond
by Baha Zeidan, Azalea Health CEO Halfway through 2018, rural health facilities are seeing lots of new opportunities emerge within the larger national push toward value-based care. But for most of these organizations, 2018 is also rife with challenges: Recent data published by the Chartis Center for Rural Health revealed 41…
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Azalea Health Services Increase Reimbursement for 265 Ambulatory Providers: 5 Quick Facts
Practices using Azalea Health’s revenue cycle management and billing services reported lower claim rejection rates and quicker reimbursement turnaround than industry averages. Azalea collected results from 265 community-based practices using the company’s revenue cycle management services in the first quarter of 2018. Read the five quick facts.
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Rural America’s Healthcare Is At-Risk
Sixteen percent of Americans – over 51 million people – live in an area defined as rural. But while many of these Americans are insured, they face significant challenges to access healthcare services compared to their urban counterparts. With regulatory and quality requirements rolling out and reimbursements threatened, critical access hospitals (CAHs)…
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5 Tactics to Tackle Rural Health Challenges with Telemedicine
A woman living in a rural community has a low-risk pregnancy. Unable to make her outpatient visits to see her OB, she is provided the option to leverage telehealth to safely carry to term. Throughout her pregnancy, the patient and doctor meet via a mobile-based telehealth service. Twice, a medical…
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