The Wing Blog
5 minutesRPM adoption is accelerating. According to the American Medical Association, RPM use among physicians nearly tripled between 2016 and...
5 minutesMost orthodontic practices reach a point where the administrative side of the business starts outpacing the team managing it....
4 minutesOrthopedic surgeons lose an average of 15.6 hours per week to administrative work. According to a 2022 Merritt Hawkins...
5 minutesTelemedicine visits in the U.S. have grown by over 3,000% since 2019, according to McKinsey, and administrative infrastructure hasn’t...
5 minutesAdministrative tasks consume nearly 30% of staff time in a typical veterinary practice, according to the AVMA, and most...
5 minutesChiropractic practices lose more revenue to admin gaps than to patient shortages, missed follow-ups, stalled insurance verification, and front-desk...
5 minutesMental health demand has outpaced most practices’ ability to keep up. According to the American Psychological Association, 60% of...
5 minutesRunning a dental practice means managing a large administrative load beneath the clinical work, confirming appointments, verifying insurance, submitting...
5 minutesDermatology practices carry one of the heaviest admin loads in outpatient medicine. Physicians lose an average of 15 hours...
4 minutesMost medical practices aren’t underinvested in technology. The average clinic runs four to eight software systems, and still ranks...
6 minutesYou’ve already moved past the “should we try AI” conversation. You’ve probably tried it. Maybe tried outsourcing too, or...
6 minutesAI tools are software applications that use artificial intelligence to automate specific tasks like writing, data entry, or scheduling....
6 minutesIntake breaks not because steps are skipped, but because no one knows whether each step was actually finished before...
6 minutesPatient no-shows cost U.S. medical practices an estimated $150 billion annually, with individual providers losing an average of $200...
7 minutesMost medical front desks aren’t broken; they’re unstructured. Calls get answered, patients get booked, insurance gets checked. But between...
