CMS' 2027 fee schedule proposal would pay for RPM and RTM only when practice employees do the work. Here's what practices should review now.
Blog|Articles|August 10, 2023
August issue of Physicians Practice digital edition released
Author(s)Keith A. Reynolds
The monthly collection of insights from the Physicians Practice Pearls writers.
Advertisement
The latest issue of the Physicians Practice digital edition has gone live.
Whether you need tips about HIPAA compliance, handling interpersonal conflict in your practice, or assessing your risk during the 100 deadliest days of the year, the only place to find it all is in the Physicians Practice digital edition.
Find the digital edition
Advertisement
Related to this article
Adding physicians, locations or services can strengthen a practice, but only when owners first define what growth is supposed to accomplish.
Federal regulators are fielding thousands of information blocking claims. These everyday practice habits are the ones most likely to draw one.
Most Medicaid improper payments trace to missing paperwork, not fraud. These nine checks close the gaps auditors keep finding.
MGMA acting CEO Akash Madiah on what members need, what the association must fix and how administrators can stop revenue leaks now.
Heal 360's $20 million settlement over swabs billed as full office visits shows how scribe and template notes can expose any practice.
Payers deny with AI while practices appeal by hand. Taya Gordon on retiring 30-day AR buckets, the benchmarks to watch and a quick downcoding check.
Most practices have a cyber plan and an AI policy. Far fewer can show either one works. Here's how to turn paperwork into proof.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Trending on Physicians Practice
1
Know your numbers before chasing new revenue, says MGMA's Akash Madiah
2
10 ways your practice could be information blocking without knowing it
3
The leadership skills transforming healthcare today
4
11 ways to prove your practice's security and AI controls actually work
5