Most physicians agree that declining reimbursement is the most pressing issue having a negative impact on a medical practice's profitability, according to The Second Annual Practice Profitability Index: 2014 Edition, sponsored by CareCloud, in partnership with QuantiaMD.
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The United States Government Accountability Office released a study showing the integration of physical therapy into physician practices did not lead to over-utilization of services, and professional groups like the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons are responding.
Here are seven ways to deal with angry, and quite possibly rude, customers, according to a Forbes report.
In hindsight, nearly one-third of physicians between the ages of 60 and 69 years would have spent more time learning about financial planning earlier in their careers, according to 2014 Work/Life Profiles of Today's U.S. Physician released by AMA…
In a Physicians Practice article, Owen Dahl, a nationally recognized medical practice management consultant and author, discusses strategies that medical practice staff can use to improve the physician-patient relationship.
As financial advisors to hundreds of physicians throughout the U.S., including spine specialists and lecturers to thousands more, we have seen a sharp increase in the last few years of questions about how investment firms, including ours, make money from…
While being in a time of abundance and growth in business can be exciting, sustaining that success requires serious consideration of management priorities. Here are three tips from a Forbes article on how to prioritize when business is going well.
In an Inside Healthcare report, Derek Newell, CEO of Jiff, a mobile health start-up, discusses the importance of social media usage as well as what the healthcare industry should and shouldn't do when using social media.
The average retirement savings of most physicians older than 66 years total between $1 million and $3 million, according to 2013 Report on U.S. Physicians' Financial Preparedness, by AMA Insurance.
Here are five characteristics that make a leader great, according to a Fast Company report:
