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October 14th 2024Want to reduce the effort needed and help improve the revenue associated with clinical coding? Join us for an informative and entertaining new podcast about the challenges of coding for Orthopedics and other MSK-related specialties, and best practices in from one group practice that is making measurable progress in optimizing their coding and expediting revenue generation.
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October 11th 2024Managing patient access, appointment volume, and operational workflows can be overwhelming with the sheer volume and complexity of healthcare data. This eBook shows how practices can turn these challenges into opportunities for growth by focusing on the data that matters the most. It outlines how specific metrics reveal scheduling gaps, reduce patient wait times, and ultimately boost both revenue and patient satisfaction. By optimizing provider schedules and enhancing patient experiences, this guide provides a clear approach to making data work more effectively for healthcare operations. Key Takeaways: - Identifying metrics that reveal scheduling gaps and improve patient access. - Understanding how data can help reduce patient wait times. - Strategies to increase appointment volume and satisfaction.
