Medical Industry NewsIn Medical Billing and Collections, You Never Answer to One PersonThoughts on the difficulty of juggling physicians' requirements, patients' demands, co-workers' needs, and still getting your job done as a medical biller. Asset Protection Trust Jurisdictions for PhysiciansWe continue our discussion of the asset protection trust this week and examine the often misunderstood issue of jurisdiction. New Revenue Sources for Your Medical PracticeIt’s tougher than ever to make a living in medical practice, but there are ways to boost your income while serving your patient’s needs, and without working 18-hour days. Female Physicians’ Tough Work-Life ChoicesCan women, especially in medicine, have great professional success and a healthy family life? Complexity and Comorbid Disorders; Improving 99213 DocumentationCoding questions? We've got the answers. Planning for 'What If' Scenarios at Your Medical PracticeBlog | April 07, 2013 | Healthcare Reform, Medical Billing & Collections, Operations, Physician Compensation Reimbursement decline, global payments, and the shift from volume to value are all possible scenarios your medical practice should explore today. Health Insurance Exchanges and PhysiciansHealth insurance exchanges, created under the Affordable Care Act, take effect in 2014. Here's what they are and what physicians need to know. How Mailing Lists Can Help Reach Prospective PatientsWhether using e-mail or direct mail, here's help on getting word out about your medical practice to the people in your community you want as patients. Getting New Medical Practice Staff AcclimatedYou've spent numerous hours on the new hire for your medical practice. Here are a few steps to get them up to speed without overwhelming them at the same time. Party Drug for PTSD; Rating the Online Physician Ratings; Robo DocsNoteworthy items from Physicians Practice. What to Do After EHR ImplementationIt’s bought and installed, and you’re starting to use it. Mostly. Sort of. But are you really using your EHR to its fullest potential? Sequester and ACA Hit Physicians, Hospitals HardThe administration’s position seems to be that healthcare providers, particularly physicians, need to be controlled and starved. Physicians: Take a VacationSometimes the best thing for you - and those around you - is to get out of the office and travel. Medicare Part B Might Pay for Part A Denial Under Proposed RuleCMS has issued a proposed rule physicians should know about when it comes to Medicare Part A denials, a possible Part B solution, and their revenue cycle. Boosting Employee Satisfaction in Your Medical PracticeHere, we take a medical approach to recognizing symptoms of dissatisfaction, diagnosing the problem, and prescribing a solution. In Medical Practice Operations, Small Problems Add upBlog | April 03, 2013 | Contracts, Operations, Patient Flow Wait Times, Patient Relations, Productivity Compounding effort and resources is not always a good thing at medical practices. OIG Issues Alert to Physician Device Distributorship OwnersRecent OIG alert includes a warning to physicians involved in physician-owned distributorships and important considerations for those considering involvement. My Transition to a Direct-pay PracticeDespite being an early and enthusiastic pioneer in EHR adoption, this physician decided that he couldn't continue business as usual. Data Encryption 101 for Medical PracticesWhat you need to know about encryption, and why you should care. Medical Practice Staffing Trends by Practice SizeA sneak peek at our 2013 Staff Salary Survey results to help you determine how your practice’s staffing compares to practices of similar sizes. |
What MattersALN's BlogICD-10 deadline is delayedHSS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius announces ICD-10 deadline delay. Will this hurt or help the industry as a whole? EP Registration and Attestation Deadline for CY2011EPs have until February 29th, 2012 to register and attest to meaningful use. ICD-10: Lost in TranslationUse this online translator to see how your commonly used ICD-9 codes will translate into the new ICD-10 coding system. As We Head to Court...Healthcare is going to be changed, regardless of how the Supreme Court votes on the Affordable Care Act. Early New Year's Resolution'To stop procrastinating' is a common New Year's resolution. KLAS reports that most provider organizations are nowhere near ready for ICD-10. Resources
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