Physicians Practice LIVE is Happening Now!

Sep 22, 2010

Article

You're looking for ways to make your practice more profitable and boost you're efficiency. We've got solutions. Our second online practice management conference, Physicians Practice LIVE, is … well, live!

Physicians Practice LIVE is happening now!

It's not too late to register and join us at the conference, where you can attend sessions on improving your billing, changing to ICD-10, negotiating with payers, and more. You can also visit the Ask an Expert booth from noon to 5 p.m. ET, where you can chat with practice management experts.

OK, enough of me plugging the event. We invite you to provide your feedback and questions and insights here on our blog.

What are your most pressing issues? Helpful take-aways from the sessions? We want to hear from you!

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