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title: Updox’s 2019 Healthcare Technology Report
description: Why struggle to manage a patchwork of healthcare technology solutions for care coordination and patient engagement when an alternative exists?
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# Updox's 2019 Healthcare Technology Report

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MORE LOGINS,  
MORE PROBLEMS.

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## Download the full report

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**There is no shortage of technology solutions available to out-of-hospital healthcare providers today. In fact, the typical doctor’s office or pharmacy relies on a mix of different solutions to manage daily functions like document management, appointments, payments and more.**

However, the reality is that many of these systems are not designed to work together, frustrating providers across locations and specialties. Multiple logins and passwords only exacerbate the problem, making it harder for healthcare providers to spend time with patients and perform activities that keep them profitable.

## Download our new report detailing healthcare’s biggest technology pains and learn why:

![Healthcare technology that’s not designed to work seamlessly with other systems is one of providers’ leading frustrations. ](https://info.updox.com/hubfs/Tech%20Report/landing-icon-1.svg)

The typical out-of-hospital healthcare provider is using four or more different technology solutions to manage daily functions.

![Healthcare technology that’s not designed to work seamlessly with other systems is one of providers’ leading frustrations. ](https://info.updox.com/hubfs/Tech%20Report/landing-icon-2-2.svg)

Lack of integration between systems topped all other technology frustrations, including service downtown time or interruptions, poor design and lack of features.

![Healthcare technology that’s not designed to work seamlessly with other systems is one of providers’ leading frustrations. ](https://info.updox.com/hubfs/Tech%20Report/landing-icon-3-2.svg)

Nearly 20% of respondents said they planned to reduce their number of technology solutions in 2019.

**At a time when burnout is a serious challenge, Updox surveyed more than 600 out-of-hospital healthcare providers serving the ambulatory and pharmacy needs of patients. The responses from these physicians, pharmacists and their staffs underscore the need to invest in solutions that work well with other systems, do more, and are priced competitively.**

## Download the full report