Healthcare providers are facing challenges with negative online reviews
What do young workers need for financial success?
Physicians don’t always have access to information to identify where they may be falling short.
Fewer hoops overall and multiple financial bonus opportunities
By focusing on communication and conveying information clearly and with compassion, physicians can bring the human touch to treatment that builds lasting relationships with patients.
Double threat of chronic disease and provider shortage looms over U.S population
Physicians must take their online reputations seriously and acknowledge that it is critical to managing a healthy, growing practice.
Private practices have the most to lose when it comes to revenue cycle management.
Addressing social determinants is where our health care system falls short.
Key takeaways and strategies for meeting this year’s requirements.
Here is some guidance for how practice owners can view their practices as outsiders and questions for physicians to ask as they contemplate joining a practice, especially as a future partner.
Just because your medical practice has a website doesn’t mean you’re effectively reaching your audience
How to bring payers and providers together to improve outcomes
Physician Compare is making MIPS data available to patients, payers and competitors. Here’s how practices can leverage their performance data and stay ahead of the curve.
Although medical literature has largely focused on the acute, physical manifestations of the coronavirus, it is also important to consider the impact of stress for medically vulnerable patients
The second-place entry in this year's Physician Writing Contest
EHRs can handle all clinical aspects of the revenue cycle with ease, but they lack visibility into the back end of the revenue cycle.
Real estate is the second highest expense behind payroll for most healthcare practices.
How artificial intelligence can boost surgery center operations and revenue cycle management.
More than ever, people are seeking ways to alter their behavior and, thus, their overall health.
The broken fee-for-service model, in combination with CMS’ efforts to contain costs, promises to cripple our health care delivery system unless providers transition to a value-based care model – and soon.
Driven by unsustainable cost increases, increased public and regulatory scrutiny, as well as shifting alliances, healthcare is undergoing a radical transformation
Several factors are pushing organizations to shift certain surgeries to the outpatient setting.
Sometimes, the biggest financial dangers are the ones we don’t see.