Top Ten Medical Practice Leadership Qualities
What kind of leadership qualities do you look for in your office staff? Here are ten that are vital at physician practices.
Four Tips for Managing Flu Season at Your Medical Practice
Keep your staff and patients healthy this season.
Treating Specific-Needs Patients in Your Medical Practice
How serving unmet patient populations can help you differentiate and market your practice.
New Year’s Resolutions for Your Medical Practice
If you haven’t made any professional resolutions, consider having your clinic make them for you.
Medical Practices: The 2012 Year In Review
A few of the important practice-management lessons of 2012.
Avoid Losing Revenue to Your New Patient Coordinator
Don’t let your office fall into the trap of poor customer service and losing patients to the “new patient coordinator.”
Navigating a Profit in Post-Reform Medicine
One of the positives from the state of healthcare reform is the focus on prevention and early detection, which means great opportunity for generating revenue.
Hiring a Marketer for Your Medical Practice
Ten Reasons a Physicians Practice Can Be Thankful This Year
Be thankful for every patient that walks in your door, and for a lot of other things, too.
Physicians Practice Bill Collections: Food for Thought
Consider these points when determining the point of collection in your medical practice.
Avoid Losing Medical Practice Revenue to Your Voicemail
Each call that comes into your office is a chance to build revenue by helping a new or current patient
Limiting Questions Doesn't Mean Better Patient Flow at Your Practice
You may think limiting visit questions will improve patient flow at your medical practice. Well, think again, as the problem is likely your operations.
The Importance of Timeliness at Your Medical Practice
Timeliness ties together all of our aspects of providing great customer service for patients.
Respect: A Valuable Part of Customer Service in your Medical Practice
Choosing not to respect your patients may mean that you will be forced to respect their ability to choose another place to manage their health.
Customer Service in your Medical Practice: Attitude Is Everything
Choose to be thankful for every patient that walks through your door, no matter your role at your medical practice.
Hospitality to Patients: A Must at Your Medical Practice
Dealing with Frequently Late Patients
Every medical practice has them - patients who are persistently late for appointments. Here are four tips to turn the tardy into time conscious.
Simple Methods to Reduce No Shows at Your Medical Practice
Here are seven simple things you can do to reduce no-show patients at your medical practice starting today.
New Practice Revenue Sources: United Allergy Services
Allergy testing is a potential new revenue source for your medical practice to consider in order better serve patients. Here's info on United Allergy Services.
New Practice Revenue Sources: Health Diagnostic Laboratories
HDL provides physicians the ability to perform comprehensive lab tests for the early detection of several issues while also adding revenue.
New Practice Revenue Sources: Critical Care Assessment
Critical Care Assessment can be a simple, revenue-generating tool at your practice to improve patient care.
Finding a Consultant to Help with EHR Selection, Implementation
Struggling to find and implement the right EHR for your practice? Maybe it's time for some help.
Physicians Are a Critical Part of Patient Retention Too
Here are eight ways that physicians / providers can directly help improve patient retention rates.
Methods for Retaining Patients at Your Medical Practice
The two most important words for retaining patients at your medical practice are: customer service.
Methods for Increasing Your New Patient Referrals
Here are five ideas to attract quality patients that stay around for the long term, but it involves making yourself available to that clientele.
Medical Practice Staffing: It's Quality Not Quantity That Pays Off
One of the top ways that a family practice clinic, in particular, hemorrhages money is staffing, or more specifically, too large of an entourage.
Registered Nurses an Ideal Fit for Primary Care Practices
Here are four good reasons to hire a registered nurse for your primary care practice …maybe even instead of a medical assistant.