Be Your Own Consultant: Measure Your Revenue Cycle Step outside of your day-to-day responsibilities and imagine for a moment that you are a revenue cycle consultant who is going to evaluate the performance of your medical practice's revenue cycle. As the consultant, you have been asked to evaluate the revenue cycle performance over the last 12 months. This article from The Journal of Medical Practice Management reviews what your next steps as a consultant would include.
How We Navigated Meaningful Use There are numerous reasons a medical practice may consider the investment of an EHR system. Medicare has a program in place known as the Medicare EHR Incentive Program that will provide incentives towards physicians and practices that have made the investment in an EHR system. In order for a practice to receive this incentive, 'meaningful use' of the EHR system must be demonstrated. Read on to learn how to successfully meet the objectives of 'meaningful use'.
Six Steps to Safeguard Your Revenue Cycle From ICD-10 With the ICD-10 deadline quickly approaching, physicians should now be engaging in clinical documentation improvement, systems testing, coder and physician education to ensure compliance and that practice revenue is not affected.
Seven Must-Have EHR Features EHR vendors offer plenty of options to go with your new or existing system. But figuring out which options to buy, and which to pass on, is no easy task when you're already stretching your budget to make your investment ... and vendor sales people are telling you that you just have to have everything.
The truth is, some of these add-ons are vital. Some less so. Here's guidance on deciding which options are must-haves and which are truly "optional."
Each denial increases your costs and jeopardizes your revenue. How much are you spending to get paid? Download this infographic from Change Healthcare to uncover the real cost of denials.
Diabetic retinopathy is the leading cause of blindness among working-age adults.This is a serious issue as the number of people living with diabetes increases, so does the number of people with impaired vision. This eBook provides more information on the benefits of integrating teleretinal exams into your primary care practice.
A resting ECG is a common test in physician offices today. And as the standard of care for initial assessment of many heart conditions, it's key to ensure everyone involved remembers some key fundamentals. The question is: how confident are you that everyone involved in your ECG workflow is aware of and compliant with the following important steps in this whitepaper?
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