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Jorel Martirosov

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Practice Management Lab: Verifying Eligibility

Here's some help for strengthening your methods of verifying patient eligibility - and some startling data on why you shouldn't overlook this practice.


Jose Almeida, MD

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A Cure for the Affordable Care Act

While it's uncertain what will happen with the ACA this year and healthcare policy in general, it's clear something needs to be done, says one doc.


Josh Mettle

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Three Critical Pitfalls of Physician Mortgages

Here are three critical issues to avoid for physicians to buy a home after residency and facing a mountain of student debt.


JT Ripton and Peter Scott

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Saving and Increasing Money through Telemedicine

Telemedicine can not only save money for practices, but it can increase revenue as well. Here are ways how.


Judy Capko

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Tackle patient scheduling with improved practice workflow

Scheduling problems are a practice-wide issue, affecting every staff member. Here's how to better understand what's not working and fix it.


Judy Richardson

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Coding Questions?

Questions and answers about coding.


Judy Williams

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Ornery Patients? No Wonder!

One patient's account of what's wrong with healthcare


Julie Schopps, MD

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'Here's What They Should Really Teach in Medical School'

There’s no education like experience, says Julie Schopps, a North Carolina-based pediatrician, about what medical school should teach.


Justin Latino, PA-C

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Certified PAs Can Help Fight Child/Adolescent Obesity

PAs can develop screening protocols, share basic nutrition and exercise information, and provide a list of community resources for overweight patients.


Karen Appold

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How to deliver team-based care

Non-physician providers can help lighten the load for physicians while improving patient care, practice efficiency, and overall effectiveness.


Karen Childress

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Dealing With Physician Departures at Your Practice

Whether you are the physician leaving the office, or the practice being left behind, there are critical steps to take when a doctor gives notice


Karen Gatzke

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Ease Your Debt Burden

Loan consolidation -- and other options -- may help you better manage debt


Karen Zupko

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Reducing medical practice embezzlement risk with cash controls

Front-desk embezzlement schemes are typically the result of loose collection protocols and minimal oversight. Don't be caught lacking


Karrie Lynn Crosby, MPAS, PA-C

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Seven Ways PAs Strengthen the Team, Deepen the Bench

As immediate past president of the Texas Academy of Physician Assistants, physicians often ask me how PAs can help their practices. Here's what I say.


Kate Debevois

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Say No to Yes

Are you always saying yes to every request? Here’s how to find the fine point between professional obligations and personal priorities.


Katharina Scharruhn, MD

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'My Best Practice Management Idea'

How family physician Katharina Scharruhn and her partner-husband learned to treat their practice like a business.


Kathleen Lea Summers, MD, PhD

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‘What Surprised Me Most About Being a Physician’

Internist Kathleen Summers learns about keeping an open mind when there’s no evidence as she encounters patients who want to try alternative medical treatments.


Kathleen Winkler

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Freelance Physicians

Real-world stories about the pros and cons of using hospitalists or internists


Kathrina Jeorgette Flores

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End-of-Life Care and the Physician-Assisted Suicide Debate

For many docs, end-of-life care is a sticky subject and one that has been forced upon them by expectations of the medical system.


Kathy Claytor

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Overcoming the Top 5 MACRA Misconceptions

There are a lot of misconceptions over MACRA and what it entails. Here are five of the most common myths.


Kayla Matthews

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Medical marijuana: 9 questions physicians get asked

Cannabis is still a touchy subject for medical professionals. As a result, it can be intimidating for patients to ask for information. 


Keith Gutstein

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10 Steps to Help Make Your Practice Labor Compliant

Protect your practice from potential legal problems over labor laws. Here are 10 steps you can take.


Keith L. Martin

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5 strategies for dealing with uncertainty

Medicine, like life, is everchanging. Here’s some strategies for abating stress in your practice.


Kelli Fleming

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Rules of the Road for Texting Patient Information

Are you texting a fellow provider or a patient? Here is what you should know with regards to HIPAA and compliance.


Kellie Rowden-Racette

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Negotiating Deals with Tech Vendors

Now that you’ve decided which vendor will supply your new EMR (or practice management system, or other large IT purchase), it’s time to hammer out a deal. How do you negotiate the best terms for one of the biggest purchases your practice will ever make?


Kelly Calero, PA-C

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PAs Assist Post-Surgical Patients with Goal Setting

Setting goals is an important step in recovery for cardiac patients; PAs can help your patients set and follow short- and long-term goals.


Ken Karpay

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Publisher’s Note: The Brand’s the Thing

Branding is a lot more than just creating a new logo or Web site. It’s a process that you can use to define the essence of your practice.


Ken Terry

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Patient Portals: Beyond Meaningful Use

While practices are using patient portals to show meaningful use of EHRs, they can also help increase practice efficiency and improve the quality of care.


Kendra Thomsen, PA-C

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PAs are Altering the Course of Chronic Kidney Disease

Certified PAs and other healthcare providers can follow this simple assessment protocol to help with early detection of chronic kidney disease.


Kenneth Hertz

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Physicians Practice Pearls: The Value of First Impressions

“Doctor’s office - please hold,” is not what anyone wants to hear when calling your practice, especially for the first time. Teach staff how to handle your calls properly.

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