Tag: Transactional email

Infrastructure Requirements for Marketing and Transactional Email

June 14, 2024

To design an appropriate email infrastructure, organizations must understand the types of emails they plan to send. Outside of regular business communications between colleagues, marketing and transactional emails are used to communicate externally with clients and customers. Although they are often lumped together, transactional and marketing emails serve different purposes and require different hardware configurations […]

What are Secure Email APIs?

October 3, 2023

APIs are just one tool that organizations can use to streamline operations and automate processes. Healthcare organizations can utilize secure email APIs to save time and streamline their operations. This article explains what secure email APIs are and ways that healthcare organizations can use them while maintaining HIPAA compliance. What is an API? First, let’s […]

New Feature: API Priority Queue

November 22, 2022

Maximize efficiency by employing our new email-sending prioritization features. Secure High Volume Email customers utilizing APIs for sending can now set a message priority to determine the order in which messages are sent out. What is the API Priority Queue Feature? This feature allows customers to set a priority on email messages sent via API. […]

Prevent Patient No-Shows with Automated Appointment Reminders

September 6, 2022

Missed medical appointments are not only bad for your business, but they can also negatively impact patient health outcomes. You can improve attendance and health outcomes without adding to administrative overhead by automating appointment reminders and customizing them according to patient preferences. Why Implement Automated Appointment Reminders There are many reasons to introduce automated appointment […]

Is Medical Billing Information Protected Under HIPAA?

August 9, 2022

Electronic medical billing requires access to protected health information to accurately bill and receive payment for medical treatments. While not covered entities, medical billing companies are often contracted as business associates and fall under HIPAA regulations. Title II of HIPAA applies directly to medical billing companies. It dictates the proper uses and disclosures of protected […]