Timely and relevant information is essential to staying on top of your finances. Whether you are an employed physician or own your practice, there are four simple things you should look at every month to ensure that your practice is running effectively.
Let’s take a look at some lessons-learned and best practices for managing clinician compensation for both partners and employed clinicians.
Author of The Patient, The Doctor and The Bill Collector, and our esteemed colleague, Robert E. Goff, writes about the impact of medical debt on the independent physician.
(first published in MiraMed http://www.miramedgs.com/insights/60-focus/current-issue/summer-2017/694-patient-debt-the-peril-of-the-independent-physician)
Anna Ialynytchev compares the commercial policies of four of the largest insurers to see how depression screening is covered. If you think there is little variation in policy , read on . . .
In a move designed to make PCMH more adoptable, NCQA overhauls its standards and gets more involved with practices. Amanda Ciadella tells us what we need to know about the new program.
Whitney Smith writes an account of what she learned at Disney and shares tips and tricks to incorporate the principle of ‘intentionality’ into any practice.
Susanne Madden spells out the proposals in ‘Trumpcare’ and the devastating effects it will have on the average citizen and mental health coverage, if it passes.
Tiffany Lauria, Practice Consultant with The Verden Group, recently had the opportunity to check in with Kenneth Fenchel, Co-Founder and CEO of Independent Practice MSO (IPMSO), to discuss why the time was right for a ‘different’ type of Management Services Organization (MSO) and where the company sees its role in meeting the needs of independent practices.
We’ve gathered some of our favorite social media and marketing tools here in this handy reference guide. View the PDF below, or download and save it for later.
Everything you ever wanted to know about social media.