We often get questions about incident-to billing, especially since the rules were updated in 2026. But before we get into the updates, let’s make sure we’re on the same page… What is Incident-To? “Incident to” is a Medicare Part B billing provision that allows services performed by non-physician practitioners to be billed under a supervising Read More
You know how to take care of patients; that’s not the issue. Every day you’re at work, you assess, diagnose, treat, educate, and advocate for the patients you work with. What’s an issue for many NPs, however, is whether they’re ready to run a business. Most schools focus on clinical training alone and don’t include Read More
Blind spots are areas that cannot be seen or understood from a given perspective. This includes aspects of ourselves that others can see but we can’t, such as biases, thinking patterns, or behaviors …
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Higher deductibles, larger copays, and more co-insurance mean patients are now responsible for a much bigger share of their care than they were even a few years ago (… if there is coverage at all).
What used to be collected from insurance is now sitting in your accounts receivable, waiting to be collected from your patients.
As chronic illness rises, RPM offers a proactive model of care that provides clinical data beyond the office visit. If you haven’t considered adding RPM to your services, you may want to reconsider…
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For many, Medicare is a mystery wrapped in jargon, deadlines, and the alphabet soup of plans A, B, C, and D, which can feel overwhelming.
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