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Author: Ron Harman King, J.D., M.S.

Online Reviews: Woo ’em, Screw ’em, or Sue ’em?

Should doctors think of patients as their customers? Is medicine a retail business? Are online doctor reviews so unfair they should be ignored? Such questions have set off a firestorm of responses from physicians nationwide on Medscape with the February 20 article, “Top Complaints Posted on Doc-Rating Websites.” To date, 75 Medscape readers have commented on the article.

Healthcare Website Security & Foreign Hackers

In 2013 TIME named Pope Francis as Person of the Year. Had it been up to us, we would have selected the Internet hacker as POTY. Instead we invested tens of thousands of dollars in anti-hacking measures. Here are six big steps we took to safeguard the websites of health care providers.

Electronic Health Records Security: Lessons From Target

Why should health care providers care about Target’s travails? Because the latest hacking news is more evidence of the mushrooming abundance of Internet hackers and of the vulnerably of digital patient information. Hacking is a worldwide growth industry for a reason. There’s a lot to steal on the Internet and plenty of places to steal it, both in storage and in transit.

SEO Basics For Healthcare Marketing, Part 2

By Ron Harman King – Why isn’t my website showing up on page one of Google? Why is my competitor’s site ranking higher? This is the second installment in a blog series aimed at helping medical professionals master the basics of internet search marketing.