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How Health Care Professionals Can Design an AppHave an idea for an app, but don't know where to get started? Turns out creating apps - or any user interface for that matter - starts with nothing but pencil and paper.
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The Length of Time to File Back TaxesFiling your taxes late is much better than not filing at all. Although there are legal time limits on things like refunds that kick in if you postpone filing long enough, the obligation to pay never expires.
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Electronic Medical Records - RemotelyThere is no escaping EMR in healthcare news these days, and in a few years no one will remember how life was without it.
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Residents More Efficient with Smartphones than PagersAlthough hospitals continue to use pagers, new research shows how new technology can enhance the system, making the hospital more efficient.
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How Much Do I Need to Tell My Kids About My Financial Plan?When you talk to your family about your financial plan, the gift of that knowledge may one day keep your heirs from feeling that they’ve just received a lump of coal.
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Impact of Apps on Family MedicineSmartphone use is now common among physicians; however, there's still a need for more information and ongoing assessments of how clinicians integrate these devices into practice.
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The Case for Prescribing a Patient Engagement AppIf patient engagement is based on daily self-care, then self-tracking and health and wellness education tools provide the foundation for engagement. Shared decision making between the provider and patient relies on this foundation.
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Implications of SOPA and PIPA Bills Are Far ReachingThe Internet is buzzing with discussions and debates about two bills -- SOPA and PIPA -- that threaten to change the Internet as we know it. Find out how these bills could affect the way you surf the Web.
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Last-Minute Moves Can Slash Your 2015 Tax BillNow is the time to start planning your year-end tax moves.
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American IdiotsFat, drunk, and stupid is no way to go through life. Unfortunately, it seems to be the American way. Here's the Straight Talk on education (or the lack thereof) in the United States today.
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3 Sentiment Indicators to Guide You Through Today's MarketMarket sentiment is the crowd psychology of market participants and can help give investors a clue of the future direction of a market.
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Company Launches iPhone Product for Home Ear Infection DiagnosisA California start-up hopes parents who suspect their child has an ear infection will reach for their iPhones rather than book an appointment with their pediatrician.
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Why the Right Home Insurance Is CrucialInsuring your car is important, but adequately insuring your home is more crucial, and trickier; plus, having solid home insurance is the key to personal risk management.
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Burwell: It's Up To States, Congress To Help Consumers If Court Strikes Down ACA SubsidiesIt will be up to state officials and Congress to help consumers who can't afford health insurance if the Supreme Court strikes down health law subsidies for millions of Americans, Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Burwell said Wednesday.
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Insurance FreedomCaptive insurance companies can reduce insurance costs, save taxes, protect assets, and transfer business value and family wealth to future generations. Legal changes in the last five years may make this one of the most advantageous times to form one.
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5 Reasons Physicians Should Consider Asset ProtectionWhile there is no real formula for determining whether an individual or business should engage in asset protection, as a preventative measure, it should be considered by all high-net worth individuals and those with high-risk professions, including doctors.
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Is it Time to "Fire" Some of Your Stock Holdings?You have to be the boss when it comes to your portfolio and that means being willing to sell stocks that aren't adding to your bottom line. How can you know whether or not it's a good time to let go of a stock?
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The Physiological Processes that Drive Financial DecisionsNeuroeconomics is an emerging field that uses economics and neuroscience to better understand the financial decisions that we make. Behavioral economics, which incorporates elements of psychology, is also helping us better understand monetary behavior.
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Should Physicians Document Only for Other Physicians?With the advent of ongoing audits for medical necessity and accurate coding, whose documentation is being scrutinized to ensure that the medical services being provided are reasonable and necessary? The answer: physicians.
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Tax Planning Tips to Achieve Maximum Tax SavingsWhile planning to reduce your taxable income is important, it is equally imperative that you take advantage of the multitude of federal and state tax credits that are available.
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Cash is King, Especially at Year EndThere are several techniques that can be utilized to reduce and even eliminate the growing disparity between cash and the year end bonus amount; thereby reducing the need for borrowing and loans.
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The Importance of Beta on Your InvestingIt is a good idea to understand investing concepts like Beta so that you can have a more informed discussion with whomever you choose to receive investment/retirement planning advice from.
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Do New Year's Resolutions Ever Work?There's something about Jan. 1 that makes us all want to live healthier lifestyles. But do we actually make good on these promises? Here's what the statistics tell us.
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Stocks Aren't CheapThe S&P 500 is trading at 30 times estimated 2009 earnings, not the low P/E Wall Street claims, that was light on stocks in 2008 and still is now.
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How to Save for Retirement with Asset-protected Tax-deductible DollarsIn order for a physician business owner to survive and thrive, they must focus on three tax issues: deductions, asset protection, and flexibility in plan design.
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Keeping Patients Healthy Outside the OfficeOne of the great promises of health technology is the ability to monitor patients' status outside of the office.
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Are You Ready for EHR? Is Your Vendor?A look at how EHR certification of vendors may impact physicians' medical practices as they prepare to select and implement an EHR.
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The One Factor That's More Important Than Your Annual ReturnIt is common wisdom that the longer you have to invest, the more risk you can take - because if you lose money, you have plenty of time to make it up. And that's true. But that's not the full story.
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Voice Contact Supplementing Eye Contact, and other EMR Techniques that WorkStill fretting over how to maintain sufficient eye contact during a patient visit with your new EMR? Dr. Pullen has been using one in the exam room since 1997 and says though it is different, it doesn't have to be less satisfying.
