Authors


R. Taylor Scott, DO

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The Potential of Telemedicine

The potential of telemedicine will give physicians and their patients new treatment options and better avenues for information exchange.


R. Todd Welter

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2005 Codes? Use 'Em Now

Practices need to implement new code set by January 1


Rabia Mughal

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Low-cost Strategies for Medical Practice Compliance

Medical practice compliance can be challenging, but implementing a basic compliance program can help you avoid violations.


Rachel Podnos, JD

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Physicians: Is Your Planned Inheritance Protected?

Physicians should take some special precautions if they expect a substantial inheritance. Here's why.


Rachel V. Rose, JD, MBA

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Triple play: HHS issues three new final rules

Don't run afoul of these new privacy and civil rights rules.


Raemarie Jimenez, CPC

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In Medical Coding, Apply the Right Rules at the Right Time

Rules vary between code book guidelines, payer preferences, and Medicare limitations. Ensure proper reimbursement by following the right rules for the right situations.


Randall Wong, MD

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What My Medical Practice Website Taught Me About Social Media

Here are five lessons learned from having my own blog for the last three years. Bottom line: No website means no patients.


Randy Danielsen, Ph.D., PA-C

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10 Things Physicians Should Know About PAs: Part 2

Important points about the physician assistant profession that could ease physician apprehension about working with them.


Raquel Baldelomar

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How Facebook Helped Market a New Physician Practice Model

An Arizona-based OB/GYN medical group found Facebook to be the most efficient and effective way to reach women and educate them on their new practice.


Rebecca Fox, MD

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Collecting past-due patient balances

Every medical practice will have patients with unpaid balances, but those that have smart collection strategies in place will be better off.


Rebecca Jones

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Think Business

True fiscal success does not occur without defining, setting - and following - a stringent budget


Renee Dustman

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New Payment for Chronic Care Management Services

The 2014 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule notes preliminary guidelines for receiving separate payment for chronic care management services, beginning in 2015.


Rhonda Buckholtz

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Despite Minor Issues ICD-10 Rollout Is Smooth

Since the implementation of the ICD-10 coding system, most claims are processing smoothly and rejection rates have been minimal.


Rhonda Buckholtz, CPC, CPMA

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Improve Clinical Documentation for ICD-10

Clinical documentation must be improved to meet the more rigorous ICD-10 specificity requirements. Prepare physicians with an ICD-10 readiness assessment.


Richard Armstrong, MD

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Medical Crowdsourcing Provides Real-Time Help for Docs

The digital age has brought about a whole new age of medical crowdsourcing. Physicians no longer have to wait for a call back.


Richard Best

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Consistent Compliance: A Smart Plan for 2016

Here are some resolutions practices can make to commit to and execute upon a strategic compliance plan in 2016.


Richard Bloomfeld, MD

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Frustrated at Work? Shout It Out

Gastroenterologist Richard Bloomfeld explains how he finds inner peace by kicking, punching, and screaming.


Richard Evan Steele, MD, MPH, PDC, BCSPHM

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Defining a 'Super-Generalist' Physician

The overwhelming tendency is for deeper and deeper specialization within certain medical specialties. I believe the need for super-generalists is being overlooked.


Richard G. Scoby

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36 Guidelines to Evaluate a Practice Manager

Knowing how to evaluate a practice manager is vital to your success. Here are 36 specific guidelines that can be used.


Richard L. Reece, MD

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Physicians Turning Away Medicare, Medicaid Patients 'Unthinkable'

The focus of the 2012 presidential election now centers around the future of Medicaid and Medicare.


Richard Quadrino

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Healthcare Reform, ERISA Claims, and Government Health Plans

Thanks to the Affordable Care Act, all claims filed under government plans are now on equal footing with ERISA-governed health plan claims.


Richard Reece, MD

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Physician Burnout Symptomatic of Healthcare's Current State

The backbone of our healthcare system - the physician - is in trouble, as physicians struggle to cope with forces of market and government-induced reform.



Richard Sinaiko

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HIPAA: The Next Phase

Common misperceptions about the electronic transaction and code set standards of HIPAA


Rick Adkins

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Rx for Portfolio Stress

A prescription for investing in uncertain times


Rick Christiansen

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Six Tips for Hiring a Physician Assistant

From reviewing state laws to understanding reimbursement, the American Academy of Physician Assistants offers six tips to hiring a physician assistant.


Risë Marie Cleland

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Ask the Experts: Your Top Questions Answered

Oncology practice-management expert Risë Marie Cleland answers your most common questions.


Rob Indresano

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Three Ways to Address Burnout in Healthcare

Physicians today are faced with burnout like never before. Here are three ways healthcare organizations can tackle this problem.


Rob Lamberts, MD

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Concierge medicine vs. direct care: What's the difference?

While there are many similarities between the two models, the differences turn direct care from a curiosity or sideshow to a potentially huge player in the American healthcare marketplace.


Robert Anthony

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Is Board Certification Overrated?

It’s expensive, time-consuming, and practically a prerequisite for practicing medicine today. But does board certification make you a better physician? You might be surprised by the answer.

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