
Medical coding poses as rational exercise. Every service has a code. You document the service you provide. You get paid. On the surface, it seems pretty straightforward.

Medical coding poses as rational exercise. Every service has a code. You document the service you provide. You get paid. On the surface, it seems pretty straightforward.

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HIPAA privacy basics

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The ABCs of worklfow management software solutions

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Why and how to develop a business plan

Will an EMR save you money or cost you big?

Incident-to rules now make it easier to use contractors instead of employees

Advice from Georgette Gustin, president of the national advisory board of the AAPC

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How some physicians have succesfully put their clincal experience to work in business

The story of one physician's battle with the rising cost of professional liability coverage

More practices are doing internal audits to catch small mistakes before they turn into big problems

Consider switching to an “eat-what-you-kill” compensation plan, grounded on activity-based cost accounting

Generational conflict is a fact of life in medical groups. But can the ideals of different generations be closer than everyone thinks?

How to bill incident-to -- and guidelines for when you can and can't

Downcoding makes physicians lose money. Here's how to avoid it.

Insights from a leader in the American Association if Retired Persons on the future of healthcare