Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Practice Mgmt”
Nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other healthcare providers who are in practice today are concerned with the rising costs of providing healthcare, all while getting less and less in reimbursement. At the same time, they see the need for services is on the rise. But to continue to provide those services, they have to bring …
If you’ve been in practice long enough, chances are you’ve had more than one bankruptcy notice land on your desk. The notice informs that one of your patients has filed for bankruptcy. As a listed creditor you are to cease any attempts at collecting outstanding debt at once. That’s right: no more phone calls, letters, …
Every practice, now and then, has to deal with difficult patients. Unfortunately, these encounters cannot be avoided altogether. Yet, just a little preparation may keep confrontation and open hostility to a minimum. Why are some patients so difficult to deal with? Being confronted with a “challenging” person here and there is just part of working …
Every day you perform all sorts of activities and work that are not directly reimbursed. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could start to get paid for the work you do? Well, perhaps now you can.
Rebecca Morehead, the Practice Manager Strategist has invited me to be on her show Practice Manager Solutions to discuss NP Practice. The show is live and you’ll have the opportunity to call in. Details below: When: Wednesday April 9, 2014, 4:30pm Eastern Where: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/practicemanagersolutions/2014/04/09/nurse-practitioner-barbara-phillips If you can’t make it, or you miss the show for some …
Does your practice use debit or credit cards? No doubt you have been reading about the many hacks that are taking place. The ones we hear about are the big ones like Target and Adobe. But there are hundreds of smaller hacks daily. In fact, credit and debit card fraud cost us all greater than …
Clinicians often ask about business and employment law in their particular state and what is required. Similar to NP practice acts, this can vary greatly from state to state. Thus, it’s always prudent to check your state practice acts of both the BON and the BOM if you are tied to a physician; the corporate …
