Discover the most popular finance options for hospitals and clinics. Learn four ways to overcome reimbursement challenges and improve cash flow, including factoring accounts receivable and borrowing from lenders.
The American Board of Internal Medicine is an organization tasked with protecting the public from dangerous internists. That is a noble goal, however, their methods are of dubious value.
What you need to know to perform better on quality measures and get a higher rating.
The advance directive. The words instill a sense of foreboding, a finality not many are prepared to face.
Sometimes the struggles are not with the workflow changes or patient engagement, but with the portal software itself.
With the advent of new technologies (particularly those enabling real-time video communication), telehealth is becoming an increasingly common means of providing healthcare services.
Do you know if employee background checks are required under HIPAA? The answer is revealed in this article that covers analyzing your risk, implementing your policy, monitoring and auditing as well as ongoing risk management.
A critique of the role of an insurance company, payer, exchange or entitlement program
If you don't have these six items in your handbook, you are putting your practice at risk.
In smaller practices, the position of security officer is often filled by whoever appears to have the time to fill it.
To truly improve patient care and reduce costs, primary care is the best buy in healthcare. Here’s why.
At least 21 states now have passed or considered bills to protect physicians who choose not to fulfill American Board of Medical Specialties requirements for Maintenance of Certification
The policies, technology, security, and reimbursement guidelines a practice needs in place to make telemedicine work
Physicians owners must understand their motivations for selling and those of the potential purchaser for buying.
Health system executives will be focusing their attention on post-acute care networks over the next three years, according to Premier, Inc.’s spring 2016 Economic Outlook Survey.
A look at how to make the transition
TSI recognizes that every situation and every client requires and deserves a unique solution to their individual problems. We don’t treat clients as one-size-fits-all, so why would we treat payers any differently? In “The Four Types of Payers”, we explore what defines each type of payer and what motivates them to pay, determining what approaches work best for each situation.
Yes, white women voted for Trump in large numbers as well, but, across the country, the Republican leadership primarily relies on the votes of white men. For now, this is the group that is most powerful when it steps up.
In addition to helping patients better manage chronic, difficult-to-treat conditions, mindfulness could help physicians manage job stress and burnout.
Running a physician practice is a lot different-and substantially more challenging-than it used to be.
Your primary care practice team may not be as efficient as it could be, particularly for patients with complex, chronic health needs
When it comes to getting sued for medical malpractice, it is unfortunately more a case of “when” than “if.”
Every day was met with new challenges, new policies, or denial of payment.
The physician field remains largely male despite equality in medical school numbers
Before physicians buy a revenue cycle management system they should do more than listen to a vendor’s sales pitch.
The COVID crisis has created uncertainty around malpractice coverage. Here are the answers to six common questions.
Physicians are some of the hardest working individuals in the country. Years of rigorous training culminate in long hours at the practice. Even physicians can overlook the importance of protecting their ability to earn a living. When something as trivial as a sprained wrist can prevent a doctor from completing their daily tasks, disability insurance becomes a real consideration.