Scribe use increases revenue while reducing provider burnout, studies show
When patient access and financial clearance processes are outdated, the resulting inefficiencies create delays in the patient’s journey from initial contact to care access – delays that contribute to revenue leakage and can impact patient satisfaction.
Proper implementation of remote patient monitoring can be beneficial for practices and patients.
Key to evaluating AI investments for value: balancing the promise of AI with the need for practical return on investment.
The anticipated rise in healthcare costs due to the aging population is simply not sustainable.
Health care organizations must adopt a proactive and personalized approach to making physicians feel heard, valued, and interested.
Financial planning beyond inflation.
An expert discussion on what physicians need to know about individual and group disability plans.
Will your practice keep up or be left behind?
We must make changes to alleviate medical debt for patients and lower overall costs across the healthcare ecosystem.
CenterWell Senior Primary Care’s value-based care model and organizational leadership sets physicians up for success, especially when it comes to tackling burnout
As providers, we need to create a welcoming environment for all patients to ensure they don’t postpone care or avoid it entirely.
The graphic images and stories created opportunities to more seamlessly counsel patients, and better track outcomes.
But contracts require close alignment between primary care and specialist providers to succeed
To take advantage of new accelerated prior authorization timelines, providers must step up their internal processes to ensure they can scale while maintaining quality control over prior auth requests and denial appeals
Here are some reasons why suboptimal coding occurs.
As patient expectations shift toward an expectation of on-demand health care, urgent care centers must adapt their revenue cycle processes to stay competitive and ensure financial stability.
Who uses virtual visits, and why? Here’s how primary care doctors and patients can benefit.
A strong data platform is essential for CINs to thrive.
Distributed technology for provider credentialing and patient identification can increase access to health care around the globe.
Large verdicts are becoming more common, putting pressure on insurers to raise rates
Health data stands as a linchpin in claims resolutions, legal events, and special patient cases, playing an instrumental role in ensuring the efficacy and integrity of health care processes.
International medical graduates can help both patients and doctors
The more affordable and the more comprehensive we can make our current health care system, the better served every individual will be regardless of racial, ethnic or socioeconomic background.
As health care leaders navigate our transition from life in a pandemic to a world where COVID-19 is an endemic disease, interoperability will likely be top of mind.
Private equity investment or hospital ownership can offer management advantages. Yet doctors are opting for something else: autonomy.
What is needed is a new model of immediate care in which providers don’t just look to treat the symptoms presenting themselves at that time, but instead allow them to treat the surface-level symptoms while being able to dig deeper and look at the root cause of each patient episode.
Primary care is inefficient, inconvenient, and often inaccessible, optimized neither for patient experience nor positive outcomes.
Here are some tips for starting your own practice and setting yourself — and your patients — up for success from the get-go.