1 000 doctors migrate to the cloud during COVID-19
Healthbridge, a leader in healthcare technology design & development, reported an unprecedented move to cloud computing during COVID-19. CEO of Healthbridge, Luis da Silva, discusses…
What the POPI Act means for your medical practice
As the 1 July deadline looms for businesses to become POPIA compliant, we sat down with Managing Director of Elsabé Klinck & Associates, Elsabé Klinck,…
Healthbridge’s vaccination billing system chosen by leading private healthcare companies to support COVID-19 vaccine rollout
Bryanston, Johannesburg 1 June 2021 – As selected centres begin the country’s largest vaccination roll out, Discovery is the first to activate Healthbridge’s vaccination billing…
COVID-19 proves the business use case for electronic medical records (EMRs)
Doctors are not opposed to using technology, they are against technology that doesn’t make patient-care/business sense. This was a key message to come out of…
Healthbridge partners to help private practitioners stay in business
Bryanston, Johannesburg 26 May 2021 - Private medical practices took a significant knock in 2020 following the announcement to implement a nationwide lockdown. Non-emergency medical…
Women Pioneering Telehealth in SA: An interview with Dr Lee
Telehealth has been likened to the resurrection of house calls. It’s inefficient and impractical for doctors to visit patients at home, but they are still…
Q&A: COVID-19 and employment at your practice
Healthbridge sat down with Suzaan Stadler from FVT Consulting to get answers to the most frequent legal questions regarding COVID-19 implications and your employees. The…
Case study: Going paperless – the hurdles, benefits & results
Going paperless at your medical practice can be both exciting and daunting without the right guidance and support. In this case study, Independent practitioner, Dr…
Is COVID-19 the catalyst for normalising digital health?
The global CoronaVirus Disease (COVID-19) pandemic has put enormous pressure on healthcare systems that are already understaffed and overwhelmed. In South Africa, it goes without…
