For providers, patient no-shows are a constant, costly source of frustration and something that could be avoided with a strong patient engagement strategy. According to a Wallace & Hughes study, about 3.6 million people in […]
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Nothing throws a wrench in your revenue cycle quite like a growing list of claims denials. For your office, denials mean less money in the door, more work for your staff, and less consistency in […]
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The term “outsourcing” is one that carries some fear for many small practices. It implies a loss of control or autonomy which, for an independent physician group, does not pair well with the desire to […]
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The end of the month serves as a great time to take stock of your practice’s overall performance, identify problems, and track improvement in key areas since the end of the previous month. While it […]
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Medical credentialing is a simple process, at least on paper. You send information about a provider’s qualifications – work history, education, certifications, licensure, and so on – to a payer for review and verification. After […]
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One of the fastest growing payers in the physician community right now is patients themselves. The rise of consumer-driven health plans, the Affordable Care Act, and the like have led to a move away from […]
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