Cutting and pasting (aka cloned) EHR portions can lead to false claims
Avoid running afoul of the False Claims Act.
10 Suggestions to be an on-time physician
There are opportunities for doctors to become more productive, to see more patients, and to avoid the erosion of their incomes.
Practicing medicine “in the zone”
Just Like Nadal, Mahomes, and Lebron, physicians and practices can get in the zone.
Private equity and provider enrollment in Medicare
Changes in practice ownership can impact Medicare enrollment.
Time-sensitive threats to physicians wealth: Spring 2024
Don't wait! Make sure your wealth is protected.
Physicians Practice digital edition released: How did we get here?
Your monthly collection of insights from the Physicians Practice Pearls writers is available now!
Putting fun in the practice: Hire for attitude, train for skills
Health care could use some hiring tips from Southwest Airlines.
Private equity in healthcare
The peculiarities of healthcare makes private equity investments a fraught proposition.
Why are practices merging with others?
A well-etched strategy, astute management team, and an eye for details is what encapsulates the essence of successful merger.
Disruptive innovation – A potential solution to transform American healthcare
Disruptive innovations are radical changes that often overturn the usual way of doing things to such an extent that they have a positive ripple effect throughout the industry.
Messy moments: Someone to blame
Your staff is sniping and blaming each other. How do you restore the peace?
My new secret weapon for learning from my customers
This is the first product the author has seen that combines both quantitative and qualitative feedback from patients.
March issue of Physicians Practice digital edition released
Consider giving your practice a nose job
What impact does your practice's smell have on your staff and patients?
A patient's perspective on the "15-minute appointment"
If your practice is looking to attract new patients or retain existing patients by respecting their time, read this.
2023 False Claims Act recoveries announced
Also the US Department of Health and Human Services is emphasizing cybersecurity.
Assessing competition in your market
Don't overlook the importance of an extensive competitive analysis.
How did healthcare get to this point?
Recounting the steps that have brought healthcare to this state.
Be different or begone: Finding your unique value proposition
A medical practice must distinguish between its practice and that of the competitor.
AI will not replace physicians
Computers can't communicate as compassionately as a skilled physician.
Recent HHS HIPAA enforcement underscores malicious insiders
Neglecting insider threats can be equally as costly as ransomware and other cyberattacks.
Taylor Swift, healthcare, and the 2024 election
Doctors can learn a lesson from the singer songwriter.
February issue of Physicians Practice digital edition released
A special look at the results of our Staff Salary Survey.
Bonsai, business, and practice management
Growing bonsai takes patience and the right tools, just like growing your practice.
HHS cybersecurity performance goals consistent with legal requirements
Cybersecurity is important for patient piece of mind, but it's also required by law.
Another nail in private practice’s coffin
Congressional decisions, or lack thereof, could spell doom for the future of private practice.
Recently updated provider enrollment, compliance obligations
Changes have been made to the process of enrolling your practice in Medicare.
Hiring a marketing agency
A few reasons to consider hiring a marketing firm and suggestions for vetting a potential firm for your practice.
Are clinical trials right for your practice? Assessing the strategic fit
Participating in clinical trials can vastly improve patient outcomes and accelerate your practice’s reputation and ability to attract top-tier talent.
Don’t make these strategic planning mistakes
These mistakes can get in the way of all of your practice's best laid plans.
