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Mary Christ, MD, MBA

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How Close is Too Close with Patients?

"The Waiting Room Rule" is one way to determine whether or not you are getting too close with a patient and showing favoritism.


Mary Jean Sage

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ICD-10: Key Changes for Primary Care

Here are some diagnoses primary-care physicians should pay attention to in order to code correctly and get properly reimbursed.


Mary K. Pratt

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Six ways to boost EHR productivity

Tips for creating efficiencies in your systems.


Mary Katherine Charles, PA-C

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A PA's Experience in Concierge Medicine

Certified PAs are adding value to the field of concierge medicine, but their knowledge and skills can make a difference in any practice.


Mary Lou Martin

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Are You in Compliance?

Whether or not your practice has a full-time billing staff or outsources this function, billing remains the backbone of the revenue cycle in the practice.


Mary Maxwell, MD

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'When the Doctor Becomes the Patient'

Mary Maxwell, MD, on learning to let go.


Mary Scholz Barber

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Why All Health Systems Need Physician Champions

The most successful medical practices in the future will be those that prioritize finding and cultivating physician leaders.


Marylou Buyse, MD

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Get Creative with Physician Compensation

Changes in healthcare mean considering different compensation models, including alignment compensation.


Matt Barron

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Complex Finance Reporting at a Small Practice is Doable

There are many reasons for small practices to use complex finance reporting technologies to analyze data. Here are a few.


Matt Dallmann

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Could Commercial Ads Subsidize Your Medical Practice?

One EHR company is selling access to its subscribers to commercial companies through advertising. Could this business model apply to other areas of healthcare?


Megan Newton

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Five Ways to Use Social Media to Build Patient Loyalty

As patients become increasingly savvy about where they receive medical care, it is more important to proactively build relationships through social media.


Melanie Endicott

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Superbill and Forms Revision for ICD-10

Superbills and other forms at your practice should also be prepared for Oct. 1, 2015. Here's how to get ready.


Melesa Freerks

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Four Major Health Laws Affecting Doctors

Although healthcare is riddled with potential legal issues, there are several key laws that every physician should understand. Here are four of them.


Melissa Byington

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How Locum Tenens Has Changed Over the Past 20 Years

This Locum Tenens recruiter has gone from explaining to doctors what the concept is to explaining how it would work for them.


Melissa Young, MD

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When your best laid plans don’t work out

Running a medical practice means being ready for the unexpected


Melody S. Irvine, CPC

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Understanding Observation Codes

This article identifies the types of observation codes, how each is used, and relevant CPT guidelines for physicians and medical practices.


Mervin Low, MD

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Your Money: Avoiding Estate Taxes

Mervin Low, MD, explains how a little-known type of trust can keep more of your money where it belongs - with your heirs - after you’re gone.



MeShawn Foster

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Intense ICD-10 Training: A Step-by-Step Plan

Some of your medical practice staff will require more intense ICD-10 training. Here's a step-by-step guide to get them prepared for the code set transition.


Michael Bearnson

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ICD-10 Winter and Valentine's Day Codes

Having a little fun with the ICD-10 codes now will come in handy when it’s time to implement them later.


Michael Campbell

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Direct Primary Care: What Physicians Need to Know

With the increased buzz around the direct primary care model, here's what you need to know about the private healthcare transition.


Michael Coppola

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Money in the Bank

Pros, cons, and advice on using a lockbox


Michael Daly

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What Practices Need to Do Now to Prepare for HIPAA Omnibus Changes

There are three main changes to HIPAA coming Sept. 23, 2013, that medical practices need to know about. Here's what they are and what you should do.


Michael J. Mclaughlin, MD

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The IdeaLab: The Seven Year Switch

Michael J. McLaughlin, MD, on the hardest, and best, decision of his career: quitting clinical practice.



Michael Koriwchak, MD

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The Manufactured Interoperability Crisis is Failing Docs

Physicians know what true "interoperability" means, but they have to deal with a misguided definition from the health IT industry.


Michael Lee, MD, MBA

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It's Time to Move to ICD-10, Not for Another Delay

Halting ICD-10 implementation now would be a huge burden to medical practices. It's not time for another delay; it's time to get to work.


Michael Lovett

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Five Steps for Elevating Medical Practice Operations

This survival guide offers key activities to move a practice beyond reactive management and toward a proactive approach to optimize performance.


Michael Matray

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The Current State of Tort Reform

In this video exclusive for Physicians Practice, Michael Matray, host of Healthcare Matters, drills down on a pair of medical liability tort reform bills currently under consideration in the U.S. House of Representatives.


Michael P. Broxterman

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Why Physicians Change Jobs

Pinnacle Health Group has conducted a survey to find out why physicians leave their jobs

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