Physicians Practice Pearls®

Looking for ways to reduce your taxable income while contributing to a cause that hits close to home?

How we can become the best versions of ourselves.

Signed into law March 18th, will go into effect April 1st.

We are not much good to others, if we are not good to ourselves.

Negotiate before the contract is signed.

Social justice can only be achieved in relation to the Coronavirus when people are realistic and do what is right for the good of society.

Accurate and timely reporting increases the value of your medical practice.

The key to patient satisfaction lies in your employees.

It may seem deceptively simple, but these lessons were hard learned by others. It’s time to stop repeating their mistakes.

Remote visits and online E&M services.

What organizations and physicians need to know.

Are you a new medical practice struggling to beef up your daily schedule? Here are 10 strategies to effectively promote your medical practice.

Practice medicine while you travel the world with international Locums Tenens

The top mistakes to avoid to protect your livelihood and lifetime savings. 

Why has Medicare separated depression and alcohol screenings, and will patients incur cost-sharing with new patient portal E&M codes?

How the program born out of physician shortages is bringing more care to rural America. 

Consult your peers, make hiring faster, and engage patients.  

What you need to consider before offering spa services to your patients.

Lessons from recent legal coverage.

Fundamentals to avoid costly mistakes in employment agreements.

Proper understanding can lead to fewer headaches and litigation. 

What to avoid, from cash controls to ignoring vital information.

Woman indicted for violating ERKA, making false statements, and tampering with records.

New proposal will reimburse NPs, PAs, and physicians at the same rate regardless of clinical training.

Retirement plans, anticipating industry changes, and more.

Topics include serving on community boards and disappearing medical malpractice insurance.

These “soft skills” can be the hardest to master.