Patient scheduling information and referrals arrive at hospitals, destined for multiple departments, from many sources – a lot of times via fax from physician offices. Typically, this information must be manually sorted, routed, and sometimes even scanned – all of … Continue reading →
If your office is like that of many other healthcare providers, you are likely bogged down by tedious administrative tasks for most of the business day. These tasks, whether be it scheduling, billing, or maintaining paper clinical records, may also … Continue reading →
You’ve heard and know. The statistics surrounding the opioid crisis are staggering. 91 Americans die each day from opioid overdose, including prescription opioids and heroin, according to estimates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. At the same time, … Continue reading →
As a physician, your ability to remain current with Medicare and Medicaid reporting and reimbursement policies can be paramount to the overall profitability and long-term success of your practice. The MACRA reporting period for 2018 has recently closed, and with … Continue reading →
