Practice Finance

Address coding vulnerabilities to protect practice revenue.

The three main areas where physicians can focus their billing practices.

A coding expert explains how evaluation and management (E/M) coding is changing next year, and answers your coding questions.

Too many practices don’t follow up on denied claims. Here’s how to change that.

As expected, the case will be heard after the general election.

Americans were underinsured even before the start of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic began.

When was the last time you took a hard look at your expenditures to help increase profitability? ​

Joel Greenwald, MD, founder and president of Greenwald Wealth Management, explains the options available to doctors for building their retirement savings.

The new Community Health Access and Rural Transformation Model creates two tracks for funding.

It’s critical that healthcare providers understand how to better prepare, operationally and financially, for the next outbreak.

Russell Libby, MD, says greater use of telehealth reduces practice expenses while also replacing some of the lost income from fewer in-person visits and elective procedures.

The COVID-19 pandemic will have an unprecedented effect on the U.S. heath care system.

COVID may have permanently changed the reimbursement landscape

The merger is expected to create a comprehensive platform for virtual healthcare delivery.

If you’re a small practice living on fee-for-service, and suddenly all your patients disappear, you realize how much risk you’re under, as opposed to those who have moved to some sort of capitation or bonus for quality.

The COVID-19 pandemic has proved an unprecedented challenge for physician practices.

Code it right, get paid.

The organization say the changes to payments for offices visits will help physicians and practices.

Primary care doctors are getting paid slightly more than specialists, according to a new study.

Here are three key government mandates taking effect in 2021 that physicians should be preparing for.

This would make concessions implemented due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic permanent.

Russell Libby, MD, says telehealth has helped practices fill the gap in patient visits and revenue created by the Coronavirus pandemic.

A failure to act both by the government and the private sector has left primary care providers particularly vulnerable.

CMS and CDC will pay physicians to counsel patients on the importance of self-isolating after a COVID-19 test.

What impact will telehealth have on patient outcomes and physician reimbursement? Jeremy Gabrysch, MD, CEO of Remedy, discusses telehealth and other changes in health care.