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Risk management: What medical practices need to consider before adding revenue streams
Author(s)Todd Shryock
When adding a new revenue stream to a medical practice, what risks need to be taken into consideration?
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Practices are always looking to boost their income, and adding new revenue-generating services are a great way to do it. But before you take the leap, make sure you have considered all the risks and prepared accordingly.
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