Doctors can be a bit disorganized at times...
January 10, 2020 edition
An honorable mention in this year's contest.
Reimbursement trends every doctor needs to know
Patient attitudes can often be more challenging than their health conditions. Here are strategies to deal with the most common issues.
The annual exam is significantly underutilized, but provides opportunity for both physicians and patients to make preventive care a priority.
Understand the details of obesity counseling to maximize reimbursement and positive patient outcomes.
Like caring for your patients’ physical health, the first step in managing your own financial health is gathering data and creating your roadmap for success.
How to reduce the compaints from Medicare patients who want multiple issues addressed in one visit.
William Maruca, JD, discusses changes to the Stark Law and Anti-Kickback statute.
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