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Revenue loss in primary care is often driven by everyday coding and documentation habits. These seven common mistakes can reduce legitimate reimbursement without physicians realizing it.
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Laying the foundation for coding success for incident-to billing.
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Navigate complex Medicare rules and payer requirements to protect your practice from audits and maximize reimbursement
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The president and co-founder of Panacea Financial describes his financial journey and creation of a bank to serve doctors, other clinicians and medical students.
Lawsuit filed over parental access to children’s medical records piles on allegations of anticompetitive behavior by Epic.
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A study published in JAMA Network Open examines what happens when doctors get built-in time for inbox work.
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