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Practice tip of the week: How to make winter storm damage insurance claims
Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.
Why healthcare leadership needs more physicians
Physicians need a seat at the leadership table because they are uniquely qualified to keep the care in healthcare.
4 Key payment trends impacting physician practices
Reducing manual processes can result in increased revenue while freeing up staff.
Burnout, depression, and suicide among physicians
A conversation on physician well-being
The SUV tax loophole: Fact vs. fiction
Unpacking the myth of the “millionaire SUV tax loophole.”
Turkey, pumpkin pie, ransomware safeguards – Check!
Cybercriminals are waiting for your guard to be down.
Practice tip of the week: Learning a new language can benefit a physician’s practice
The 21st Century Cures Act: How patient engagement can help your practice remain compliant
The best way to protect your practice is to ensure you are using patient engagement technology that complies with regulations.
Risk assessment in health care IT: The role of compliance in protecting patients
Failure to pay attention to the security of health IT could put practices at risk.
4 Unsecured financing options for medical practices
If you do not have any collateral to secure a medical practice loan, then you’ll need to apply for unsecured financing.
HLTH 2022: Trust in public health shaken by COVID-19 response
Panelists say lack of clear explanations for public health policy decisions adds to problem.
Telehealth services billing unchanged at least through 2023
Any billing changes won't come for a while.
Getting closer to a people always strategy: Unlocking empathy at scale
Patients are first and always a person.
3 Revenue management KPIs people don’t talk about
These non-traditional KPIs have a significant impact on collections and cashflow.
HLTH 2022: Value-based care's potential
Panelists highlight care options unavailable under fee-for-service model.
Achieving best-in-class billing for behavioral health practices
It’s important to set realistic expectations about the billing process, which isn’t easy to integrate into regular workflows.
Practice tip of the week: Five reasons why doctors should become wound care specialists
6 Steps you can take now as a provider to address health inequities
If a person’s zip code has more bearing on their wellness than their genetic code, how are healthcare providers supposed to address inequitable outcomes?
Cybersecurity is patient safety
In order to cultivate a culture of compliance organizations need to take a “patient safety first” approach to cybersecurity.
6 Tips to boost your telehealth patients' loyalty
Your success or lack thereof will rest upon patient loyalty.
Don’t have 26.7 hours a day to spend on patient care? Read this
Many physicians are facing overwhelming demand from increasingly complex patients while also dealing with burnout issues. So, where do we turn?
Sign up now for the FREE Medical Economics Winter Physician Bootcamp
Time-sensitive tax tips on travel and ERC tax refunds
Two time sensitive year-end tax issues for physicians: can charitable travel expenses be deducted and how to safely claim a big ERC tax credit from the I.R.S.
Practice tip of the week: Five Telephone Etiquette Tips for Medical Practice Staff
How automation can protect small healthcare practices during economic uncertainty
While healthcare tends to outperform other industries when faced with economic headwinds, healthcare practices are not entirely immune to a recession.
I was traumatized by practice - Chances are you have been, too!
Can practicing medicine be considered a traumatic experience and risk factor for post-traumatic stress disorder?
Messy moments: Clash with a colleague
It's important to mediate clashes between members of your health care team.
NPs, PAs or physicians: A question of quality
How does quality compare between NPs, PAs and physicians? It depends on who you ask.
Planning for success in value-based agreements
Value-based care isn’t going anywhere.
Answering your coding questions
What you need to know about prolonged services, medical assistant, and E/M codes.
