How Cloud-Based Fax Servers are Reshaping Healthcare
Posted by Jhilum Basu
Cyber Security Healthcare Technology
The modernization of the healthcare sector has come a long way since 2008 when the adoption of health IT was a mere 17% of doctors and 9% of hospitals. Today, 78% of doctors and 96% of hospitals use certified electronic health records systems (EHRs) to manage their patients’ data.
Even though this digitization required a billion dollars, the healthcare sector still has not gone totally paperless. Doctors are still making notes on paper and faxing patient information. Even at a clinic with the most cutting edge technology, you’ll most likely find the good old fax machine.
While fax isn’t going anywhere, we can easily make it smarter and better. How? Good question! We’ve all heard the idiom, “Every cloud has a silver lining.” Here, the cloud itself is the silver lining to the gloom of faxing problems such as busy signals, blurry printouts, or faxes sent to wrong places.
Evolve to Fax Cloud
Go environment-friendly, save stacks of paper, and give that shredder some rest. Cloud-based fax servers are the answer to cumbersome paper records and junk machines. These systems are secure as the faxes transit through encrypted tunnels and stored in encrypted servers for the security of the PHI. You even get a clear audit trail of every fax that was sent or received.
It’s time to say goodbye to your bulky fax machine and say hello to IMS FaxCloud, the fast and simple electronic faxing solution.
Why switch to IMS FaxCloud?
Access and view your e-faxes in seconds.
Send and receive faxes fast with web service calls. No more waiting for an available fax server line — it has a 99.9% uptime!
Keep your existing fax line or start fresh with a new one.
Long-term savings from transmission charges and money spent on paper/ink.
Secure and HIPAA compliant. Send faxes without leaving behind a paper trail of private/patient information.
Go paperless. Go cloud. See how IMS FaxCloud can upgrade your practice today.
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