July 5th 2023
Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.
November 5th 2020
Opening a successful private clinic is hard, and you’ll need help along the way.
September 29th 2020
Consumer demand, the shift to value-based care, and the regulatory push for transparency are fueling the need for seamless integration and data sharing only achieved with cloud-based interoperability.
September 8th 2020
A model for re-focusing on the value stream through your existing resource pool.
August 20th 2020
A needle-free Covid-19 vaccine delivery option will help ensure greater compliance.
5 Steps to Coaching Up Your Medical Staff
People don't like being told what to do - they prefer to be encouraged to think through how to best manage a situation.
Creating Personal Space is Important for Physicians
It's necessary to create space in our personal and professional lives. It is better for us, for our patients, and for our families.
Spring Awakens: 12 Steps to Maintaining Your Practice
Daylight Saving Time is good time to check on things at the office, such as batteries and old equipment that need replacing.
10 Areas of Financial Waste to Cut at Your Practice
Medical practices are carrying more financial waste than they realize, according to experts. Here are a few areas to trim the fat.
Practice Metrics: Working Days vs Calendar Days
It’s so important to step back, get off the emotional rollercoaster, and find perspective when it comes to monthly data.
Drive Down Expenses at Your Medical Practice
Look at the easy stuff to reduce the cost of overhead at your practice and go from there. There's a lot of money to be saved.
Negotiating Favorable Value-Based Contracts with Payers
As more and more payers offer value-based contracts, how can practices negotiate favorable terms in this strange new territory?
The Benefits of Blending the Different Generations in Your Staff
Chicken noodle soup for the medical practice staff soul. Here are ways to bring together different age groups.
Fight Clinician Burnout with Global Health Work
Some physicians find relief from burnout by getting involved in humanitarian work.
Remove Administrative Hassles for Collaborating PAs, Docs
An explainer of the AAPA's Optimal Team Practice (OTP) initiative and why it's important to improving care.
Recent HIPAA Infractions
It's always important to be on top of HIPAA requirements, here's what physicians need to know for 2018.
How Holdover Contracts Can Violate Stark Law
There are many examples where an expired agreement can accidently violate Stark Law. Here's what you should know.
Growth Options for Your Medical Practice
It is important to evaluate whether you want to consolidate your medical practice’s position or find ways to grow.
Failing to Manage Change
Leadership teams wonder why their best-laid plans have gone awry. Here's how employees feel.
Telemedicine is Too Cutting Edge for Some Practices
Telemedicine is convenient and easy, but that doesn’t mean it's for every practice. This practice found that out the hard way.
Medical Office Liability and Gun Violence
How could gun violence affect your practice? Here's everything you need to know.
4 Areas for Practices to Focus on in 2018
MACRA, inventory management, two other areas physician practices should focus on this year to improve care and lower costs.
Outsourcing Marketing Worked for this Medical Practice
Medical practices have to learn how to market to the modern-day patient, which is not easy when they are already overworked. Outsourcing is the answer.
New Considerations When Switching Your EHR or PMS
Looking to upgrade your EHR or PM systems? Here are a few must haves.
How to Combat Negative Reviews
In a culture where a single online negative review can sway patients from your practice, it's important to have a plan for dealing with negative comments.
Certified PAs are Allies in Treatment of Allergies
Certified PAs can be an invaluable tool for practices with spring allergy season quickly approaching.
Employment Contract Advice for Docs and Practices
Here is some basic contract advice for physicians receiving an offer and practices making an offer.
A Guide to Preventing Sexual Harassment at Your Practice
When it comes to sexual harassment in the workplace, physicians must adhere to higher standard.
The Face of the Opioid Crisis
The solution to solving the opioid crisis is much more complicated than simply adding new therapies. It needs a multi-leveled approach.
5 Reasons Behind Practice Mergers
Why are practices merging with others? Here are five common reasons at what's driving this trend.
Physician Asset Protection Failures in the News
Recent news headlines have featured catastrophic asset protection planning failures by doctors and their legal counsel.
Here's Your New Patient Cancellation Policy
Taking a serious look at your worth and value might have your head spinning, but it’s worth it.
Concierge Medicine Offers Convenience and Quality
Concierge medicine offers the convenience that patients get at urgent care clinics, and combines it with the quality care that a familiar physician can provide.
4 Steps to Giving Better Feedback to Practice Staff
Here is how you can give your practice staff constructive feedback, helping them build on strengths and discover ways to improve.
PAs Successfully Fight Sleep Disorders
As the fight against sleep disorders rages on, PAs find themselves on the front lines thanks to their excellent training and ability to adapt.