Disciplinary actions against physicians are up. Avoiding one is pretty straightforward, but it's still wise to have a plan for dealing with a complaint - and salvaging your career.
It's all been about successful implementation up to Oct. 1, but soon practices should focus on life after ICD-10 becomes a reality.
Why ministering to pre-med students convinced Marion E. Wright, Jr., MD, that he wanted to become a psychiatrist.
Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.
A PA-C explains how PAs can thrive in pediatric practices due to their diverse medical skill set and ability to communicate with physicians.
Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.
Here are some communication-based strategies to prevent problems arising between doctors and administrators at your practice.
Don't just jump into your second EHR contract without help. Here is what you have to consider first.
Before you know it, your reimbursement will be affected by MACRA. Here are five ways practices can prepare now.
When it comes to technology adoption, is your office leading the way - or standing on the sidelines? Here’s the scoop on what’s really happening out there.
Regardless of timing, selecting where to practice merits careful investigation.
One medical group’s path to freedom lights the way for others.
Having gone through the medical system as a patient I came away with some insight into the lives of patients that billers usually don't see.
An in-depth look at maximizing your quality component on the MIPS pathway of MACRA. How do you choose the right measures?
When it comes to sexual harassment in the workplace, physicians must adhere to higher standard.
Starting Sept. 1, “Jennifer’s Law” in Texas sets stricter rules for IV therapy at MedSpas, requiring physician oversight, qualified providers and clear protocols to prevent unauthorized medical practice.
As healthcare reform evolves, so too will the scope and responsibilities of physician leaders.
When crafting HIPAA security policies at your medical practice, don't overlook the broader information footprint.
"The Waiting Room Rule" is one way to determine whether or not you are getting too close with a patient and showing favoritism.
Here are some diagnoses primary-care physicians should pay attention to in order to code correctly and get properly reimbursed.
Certified PAs are adding value to the field of concierge medicine, but their knowledge and skills can make a difference in any practice.
Whether or not your practice has a full-time billing staff or outsources this function, billing remains the backbone of the revenue cycle in the practice.
The most successful medical practices in the future will be those that prioritize finding and cultivating physician leaders.
Changes in healthcare mean considering different compensation models, including alignment compensation.
There are many reasons for small practices to use complex finance reporting technologies to analyze data. Here are a few.
One EHR company is selling access to its subscribers to commercial companies through advertising. Could this business model apply to other areas of healthcare?
As patients become increasingly savvy about where they receive medical care, it is more important to proactively build relationships through social media.
Superbills and other forms at your practice should also be prepared for Oct. 1, 2015. Here's how to get ready.