Understanding the problems that lead to no-shows can go a long way toward improvement
Forming a strategic plan may seem like a waste of time, but it can be beneficial to a practice.
While nurse practitioners seek practice autonomy, physician assistants work to ensure greater state-by-state consistency in scope of practice laws.
One of the complications physician practices faced in the pandemic was a high turnover rate. In this clip, Chad Beste, a partner in BDO’s Healthcare Advisory Practice, discusses how this ties into financial distress and what you can do to reduce its impact.
In Phoenix, one clinically integrated organization is showing independent physician practices how they can achieve success in value-based care.
With the geriatric patient population increasing, physicians can count on PAs to take a hands-on approach to managing their care.
Consider giving patients advance notice if a physician absence is planned.
Psychiatrist and novelist Charles Atkins on the connection between good writing and good medicine.
Many physicians feel that useless chart documentation has grown to consume most of the patient visit, leaving little time for patient care.
Technology will play an important role in determining a practice's success in MACRA. Here's what you need to invest in.
Monitoring patients remotely is one way to reduce healthcare costs, but it may also facilitate outcome-based reimbursement programs.
Obtaining all information needed to check eligibility and perform pre-visit preparation can be time consuming, but is by far worth it.
When managing their practices, a lot of very good doctors make bad business decisions because they lack the same data-driven rigor they give to patients.
Anesthesiologist Cheryl Orr, MD, on her struggle to balance the time demands of her work and family, and the tough decisions that led her to a balanced life.
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Technology is a must in accountable care coordination, but also presents challenges. Here are three solutions to achieve the goal of quality patient care.
If you are thinking of retiring, or even if you aren't, make sure you have a viable succession plan in place.
Physicians can innovate the healthcare delivery system, they just have to overcome these four often seen barriers in doing so.
Healthcare technology is approaching Star Trek status, with the ability to take practices to a new frontier.
A special Q&A with Dr. Patrice Harris.
Death and taxes are life’s only certainties, but getting divorced - or having an heir who gets divorced - is getting pretty close to a sure thing. Here are some tips for keeping the divorce lawyers away from your life savings and your children’s inheritance.
Most practices still accept a lot of paper checks from patients - and it costs money when they bounce, as they too-often do. But electronic check services can help you get rid of the rubber.
Looking to expand or renovate your practice and are buying new equipment? Here's what you should know before doing so.
What can practices learn from a recent ruling by the Supreme Court on the False Claims Act? An expert weighs in.
With a projected shortfall of primary-care physicians, it's time for alternate solutions to patient care. Nurse practitioners are one logical remedy.
How do you nurture your practice and your new prospective patients at the same time? Here's a four-step method to guide you.
Establish appropriate staff training for ICD-10 at your medical practice with a keen eye on your revenue cycle management.