How to Use Scheduling Data to Improve Efficiency
Lee Buttz
The first step is simply to take a closer look at your appointment book.
Lee Buttz
The first step is simply to take a closer look at your appointment book.
Javier F. Sevilla Mátir, Deanna R. Willis
If you don't have access to a professionally trained interpreter, these tips will help you maximize the resources you do have available.
Leigh Ann Backer
Some family physicians are charging for refills, forms - and even phone calls.
Robert L. Edsall
By charging patients for refills, phone calls, e-mails and more, some family physicians are looking for the future.
Kent J. Moore
Getting paid for preoperative and postoperative care needn't be a headache.
Kent J. Moore
99211 & immunizations | “Self-limited, minor” problems | After office hours | Multiple procedures at the same visit | HCPCS codes for Nubain & Phenergan | Benadryl injection
Backlog in Medicare enrollment processing continues | Supreme Court limits lawsuits against HMOs | Twenty states in crisis | Health care spending slows | Paying for performance
Michelle E. Lutton, null PsyD
Seven skills will help you end the medical visit with greater satisfaction for both you and your patient.
George Conomikes, JosephE. Scherger, KentJ. Moore, JeffreyB. Miller
Billing costs | Online consultations outside your patient base | Documenting E/M services with checklists | Delayed dictation
J. LeBron McBride
Unseen family phantoms can accompany you and your patients into the exam room.
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