Some patients are going to give you trouble when it comes to paying on time. Here are some tips to get what you've earned.
>Malpractice insurance is not just a major expense for medical practices, it is a requirement. Selecting malpractice insurance can be a complex endeavor. There’s no one-size-fits-all policy, and physicians must be well educated on their malpractice options. What do you need to know to make sure you have the best coverage with the best carrier for your needs? This white paper will provide background and guidance on a topic that is key to maintaining an optimally functioning practice.
Your practice's business associates can lead to HIPAA issues. Here are three tips to ensure your vendors can ensure the safety of protected health information.
Whether bringing in a new partner or becoming one at your medical practice, here are key issues to consider before signing any deal.
Important points about the physician assistant profession that could ease physician apprehension about working with them.
The EHR, in some form, is here to stay. However, when it comes to the use of computers, many physician practices clearly lag behind the rest of the world.
A brief overview of laws and issues related to office based surgical practices.
What do physicians have to know about the legal ramifications about prescribing or recommending medical marijuana to a patient?
Patients with chronic diseases consume a huge portion of healthcare expenses. The use of health tracking devices could change that.
With advanced education and experience that affords flexibility, Certified PAs can bring vital expertise and skills to palliative care teams.
A recent survey shows a grim, but still avoidable, extinction for some medical groups. Here's what these guys need to do to turn it around.
This doctor uses technology to his advantage. He explains why he can't empathize when other doctors complain about technology.
Physician practices can use physician relationship management technology to recoup lost revenue and improve patient outcomes.
As National PA Week approaches (Oct. 6-12), it's time to reflect on how far the profession has come in 50 years.
When it comes to payer enrollment, small practices often lack the necessary time or resources, here are some things to consider.
Cybercriminals will go after medical practices of all sizes. Here a few ways to thwart this unwanted attention.
Here are 10 relevant financial reports each physician at your practice should see … whether they read them or not.
It may not be the most wonderful time of the year for some patients. Here's how healthcare providers can help.
The quality of patient care depends on high-functioning providers. The increasing trend and data confirming the negative impact of physicians’ ill health on patient care means that the healthcare industry must search for answers - now.
As part of healthcare teams, PAs can prevent morbidities, promote healthy lifestyles, and improve patients' overall health with preventative care.
It's easy to check references, verify clinical skills and training, and see if a physician is in your price range. Cultural fit is harder to ascertain.
Physicians interested in any transaction opportunity need to be familiar with the process, and the healthcare regulatory and legal issues that can delay or thwart a deal.
How do physicians need to manage hypertension - from a coding perspective - in the age of quality-based care?
Although allegations of fraud are common in a medical practice, they can often be more difficult to prove than most people realize.
With more than 70 percent of Americans overweight, we are in a serious population health challenge, don't let the high fiscal cost affect your practice.
A medical practice is a business and cash flow matters. Here's how to be sure you thoroughly understand your bottom line.
Integrating acquired physician practices has been an ongoing struggle for health systems. Here are some steps to take to ensure a smoother integration.
This year the PA profession celebrated its 50th anniversary. Much has changed, but the future of the profession remains bright.