Ten Things to Consider When Selecting an EMR System
September 6th 2011Acquiring an Electronic Medical Records System is one of the most important decisions a practice can make. A successful selection and subsequent installation can be a boon to practice efficiency, while a bad selection can be expensive and virtually bring a practice to a standstill.
Retirement Plan for Doctors: Solo 401(k)s
August 30th 2011These days, the menu of qualified retirement plans is vast, and it may be difficult to understand which plan makes the most sense for your unique set of circumstances. For doctors and other solo practitioners, the solo 401(k), also known as the individual 401(k), may be an appropriate option.
Sustaining the Solo Medical Practice
August 29th 2011Maintaining a solo physician practice in today's economic environment can be challenging. Faced with rising overhead costs and lower reimbursement, many solo physicians are closing their practices. Those who are weathering the storm have their work cut out for them.
The Ratio That Beats the Market By 21.7 Percent
August 29th 2011Rarely do investors dig a little deeper on the balance sheet and examine things like receivables, payables, and inventory. Even less frequently do they look at the various ratios that go along with those metrics and try to determine what that means for the company.
Good Records Can Defend Against Disasters
August 26th 2011Your house doesn't have to get hit by a tornado for your possessions to be destroyed. An unfortunate fire or a severe storm can do some serious damage too, so it's important to have an inventory and the right insurance in case the worst should happen.