Derrick Berger

The enforcement delay for 5010 may have been a relief to some, but has caused confusion for most.

Why finding the perfect EHR or practice management system for your medical practice is like “The Dating Game.”

Moving communication to Google Apps at our medical practice has boosted our communication and work flow.

We don’t often give raises. Believe it or not, the employees at our medical practice actually prefer this.

We looked at equipment warranties as fair game for cost savings. I think this might be a place others might look too.

From EHR use to simply knowing a colleague’s job, ongoing training at your medical practice is a worthy investment.

For the most part, the activity for 5010 compliance should be behind the scenes and cause minimal disruption to your practice operations.

People know that when they go to Lowe’s or Target, they have to pay or they don’t get their product … this mentality doesn’t exist for physicians’ services.

We are all automating and moving to “paperless” offices, so what effect is that really having on our practices, and our world?

The storm has passed; now comes the damage assessment.

An important choice you’ll make in practice management is whether to use cloud-based computing or not. Here are some pros and cons.

It’s not news that meaningful use is changing the way we work, but it’s also changing the way we interact with patients, which changes our work flow.

The process of finding the right EHR system isn’t always easy no matter what your background, and we even switched systems after just six months with the one I initially selected. But in the end, it was worth it.