Discover the latest insights from Ottehr's experts on the health tech industry and our open-source, production-ready EHR.
Telehealth has improved healthcare delivery, with 79% of U.S. hospitals now offering virtual services and 80% of consumers having used telemedicine in 2024. This rapid adoption, coupled with increased budgets and a projected industry growth rate of 30.42% from 2024 to 2034, signals a transformative shift towards more accessible and efficient healthcare.
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Clinician burnout is a growing concern, with nearly half of physicians affected. This article examines how rigid, poorly designed Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems contribute to burnout by failing to meet the diverse needs of different clinical environments. We also explore practical solutions, such as customization and modern, interoperable technology, to improve EHR usability and reduce clinician stress.
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Ready to overcome the challenges of modern healthcare scheduling and embrace innovative technology? Discover adaptable scheduling models, the importance of interoperability, and how to future-proof your operations.
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As of 2024, 43% of healthcare leaders are leveraging AI for in-hospital patient monitoring, with 85% planning further AI investments. Learn about the driving factors behind AI adoption, the challenges healthcare organizations face, and the future potential of AI in healthcare.
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Discover why current telehealth solutions fall short and how open-source, integrated approaches can revolutionize virtual healthcare delivery post-pandemic.
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Open-source EHRs like Ottehr are transparent, flexible, and cost-effective, but whether they're right for your organization depends on factors like technical ability, needed features, and regulatory compliance.
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Learn why we're building Ottehr, this open-source EHR and telehealth app, built on top of Oystehr's headless EHR. Customizable, interoperable, and free–empowering healthcare startups.
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Discover how health tech startups can use value-based care to unlock growth opportunities for their business.
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