Practice Finance

News reports state RFK Jr. could take aim at codes recommended by the American Medical Association.

Key objectives for the improvement of primary care at the state level were discussed in an expert-led AHCJ webinar, titled "No one can see you now."

PCC’s 2024 Evidence Report found primary care-centric ACOs generate more than two times higher savings through data integration.

Here are three strategies to face the dual challenge of improving patient health while controlling costs.

If providers invest in the right technologies, they are well positioned to reduce denials, cost to collect and labor costs, accelerate cash flow, and deliver a better patient experience.

Managing payment is a key factor working against medical practices. Here’s how artificial intelligence could relieve administrative burdens.

High-deductible health plans can create billing problems, especially early in the year before most patient deductibles have been met. Here are some ideas on how to help your practice cope.

A look at average annual salaries, based on government figures.

In a recent announcement, the AMA announced its support of more standardization and regulation of nonprofit hospitals.

New policy would ensure AMA support for a federal prohibition on the inappropriate denial of payment for care that is necessary and has received prior authorization.

The final CMS rule for the Physician Fee Schedule boosts primary care, but advocacy groups say the reimbursement cuts are untenable.

PACE helps address the root cause of a participant’s health issues, reducing the potential for later complications and downstream costs.

Savings is largest amount in MSSP’s decade-long history

SullivanCotter posts survey results covering salary of approximately 215,000 doctors.

AMA alleges MultiPlan is working with commercial health insurers to restrict fair payment for out-of-network services.

We do not believe that year-over-year cuts are the path to create a sustainable financial environment for physicians to be successful nor for patients to receive the best care – particularly at a time when more adults age 65 and older are increasingly relying on Medicare coverage alone.

Debunking common misconceptions about IRS section 179 for doctors' offices

Are you burned out on fee-for-service?

Credit card processing fees can be difficult to decipher, but a little work can save a lot of money

Report found that payers continue to deny claims at an alarming rate

Incentivizing high-quality care reduces costs while improving patient outcomes.

Private equity investment or hospital ownership can offer management advantages. Yet doctors are opting for something else: autonomy.

Report found commonalities among high-performing ACOs

Five specialties examined in review commissioned by American Independent Medical Practice Association.