Practice Management

Results of the 93rd annual Medical Economics physician survey are live.

What physicians and other providers need to know about advance care planning.

AHRQ publishes new handbook for primary care health IT advisers, practice facilitators to help improve quality through use of clinical EHR data.

Marketing your practice for senior patients takes some different strategies.

Understand the proper use of modifiers 54, 55 and 56.

Can you tell the difference between an annual physical exam and an Annual Wellness Visit (AWV)?

Getting denied for injection administration can be common. How to make sure you get paid.

Study examines likelihood of being sued for medical negligence.

Has the Medicare telehealth list changed for 2022?

Both Moderna and Pfizer shots have been authorized for children

There are new codes physicians need to know in the care management section of the Current Procedural Terminology codebook.

What is the purpose of an audit and how can that help our medical practice?

Climate changes are threatening the health and well-being of all people, according to the group

Advice from a physician on improving the referral process and enhancing communication with your colleagues.

The providers in our clinic want to start billing e-visits. Can they bill for all the communication between the provider and patient through our online portal?

Transitioning from a fee-for-service billing model to value-based care that incorporates financial risk and rewards tied to the patient’s health outcome is not easy.

What metrics physicians should track

Survey shows little progress after four years of promises

Is your marketing plan working for you?

CMS program demonstrates practices can provide quality home-based primary care while saving Medicare money

Forming a strategic plan may seem like a waste of time, but it can be beneficial to a practice.

Study shows a marked improvement when medical abbreviations and acronyms are spelled out instead

Avoid these pitfalls when selling your medical practice.

Yes, medical practices are struggling with staffing during the Great Resignation. But you can still get stuff done with a small staff.

Most physicians report the mistreatment mostly from patients and visitors