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Selecting the Best Revenue Cycle Management PartnerDoes your medical practice allocate more time to medical billing and collections than actual patient care? Even with automation, the growing complexity of the process makes it increasingly labor intensive. Perhaps it's time to outsource?
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Web Surfing: If You Build It …An effective Web presence can be a boon to your practice and your bottom line, and a great help to your patients. Here’s how to get started.
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Physicians: Improve Communication and Avoid ConflictWhile conflict is unavoidable, your practice can benefit from these five practical tips to prevent it from escalating.
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Questioning My Decision to Become a PhysicianDespite all the roadblocks to career fulfillment, my original, idealistic view of becoming a physician is still relevant and meaningful to me today.
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Establishing Telehealth Services at Your PracticePhysician's Practice® spoke with Elizabeth Woodcock, founder and Principal of Woodcock and Associates, about what physicians need to know when setting up telehealth services at their practice.
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Your Toughest Medical Coding Problems SolvedHere is some medical coding guidance on diagnosis code for history of MI; better pay for C-sections; billing facility versus nonfacility fees; and much more.
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The Primary Care Shortage and ER OvercrowdingWith projections of a primary-care physician shortage, this infographic from MHA @ GW explores the causes, effect, and possible solutions.
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Second Opinion: You Want Fries With That Healthcare?A Florida internist on the problems with “minute clinics.”
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The Race to MACRA and ValueIs your practice ready for the new Medicare payment systems coming in January 2017? Now is the time to develop a plan.
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‘My Most Frustrating Patient’Plastic surgeon Eugene J. Strasser runs into trouble when an angry patient insists he bill Medicare for an elective procedure and he rightly refuses.
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Membership Medicine Model Saves Primary-Care DollarsMembership medicine makes good economic sense for primary-care physicians and their patients. Here's how.
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Why Medical Practices Should Assist Patients with Insurance EnrollmentEfforts to enroll uninsured patients in Medicaid will continue throughout the year. Physicians need to look at technology to help.
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Pros and Cons of the Patient-Centered Medical Home ModelPatient-Centered Medical Homes are good for healthcare, but medical practices should also be realistic about the model, if it is truly a good fit, and its results.
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A Doctor Reflects on the Small Ways Technology has Changed PracticeOne physician, with more than 40 years in medicine, reflects on going "beeperless" in medical practice.
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Cost Accounting in the Medical Practice via RVUUsing RVUs to conduct a cost analysis at your medical practice is not only cheap and easy, it is very effective at assessing the value of your payer contracts.
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Monitoring ICD-10 Post-Implementation IssuesICD-10 is here, so be sure your medical practice is addressing all related issues to avoid a hit to your bottom line.
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Coding for Advance Care PlanningWhat do practices need to know about coding for advance care planning? Here is some guidance from the AAPC's John Verhovshek.
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Top stories 2024: The basics of incident-to billingHere are six basic requirements to meet incident-to guidelines and get properly reimbursed for your care.
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Tips for building your practice’s websitePlanning on building an engaging website to attract patients? Here are nine tips that should get you started.
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Healthcare Stakeholders Must Adapt to Value or PerishRevealing three ways that the primary healthcare stakeholders can shift their behavior to succeed in value-based healthcare.
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5 Things to Consider When Selling Your PracticeThese tips can help you choose the right buyer for your practice.
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Improving Communication in Your Medical PracticeWhat is true for marriage relationships is equally true for relationships with your staff in your practice.
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More Meaningful Use Misery from One DocMeaningful Use continues to be a pain in the neck for one doctor, who is struggling to attest as a private practice physician.
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Interview SeasonWe are deep into interview season now. Fresh scrubbed senior medical students come from all over the world to sit in front of my desk, drink bad coffee, eat stale donuts, and regale me with their self-congratulatory exploits of derring-medical-do, sprinkled with an appropriate amount of wanting-to-serve-humanity humility.
