Change is scary for healthcare leaders. No one wants disruptions that will affect patients, providers, staff, or revenue. And while an electronic health record (EHR) migration for a hospital is more complex than for a clinic or medical practice, no…
EHR Migration: What Small Hospitals and Practices Can Expect Read more
The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated telehealth adoption almost overnight. But for rural hospitals and clinics, the barriers to telehealth haven’t disappeared, they’ve simply evolved. Today, the most common barriers to telehealth are: Workflow challenges Reimbursement uncertainty Broadband access gaps Patient technology…
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RVUs, or Relative Value Units, are non-monetary units used to quantify the relative value of medical services. RVUs are part of the Resource-Based Relative Value Scale (RBRVS). The RBRVS is a reimbursement methodology developed by the Centers for Medicare &…
A tricky part of medical billing is the insurance allowed amount, because each payer and even payer plans have different allowed amounts. And those amounts rarely match your actual billed amount. Billers can end up tracking allowed amounts for 10…
Insurance Allowed Amount and Why It Matters to Your Practice Read more
Originally published October 2017. With electronic billing and digital medical records, medical practices have a lot of valuable data at their fingertips The key to mastering medical practice financial management is knowing which date to look at, how to find…
Mastering Medical Practice Financial Management — How to Start Read more
RHC is a federal designation given to outpatient care facilities by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. The designation lets clinics receive higher reimbursements for outpatient primary care services for Medicare and Medicaid patients. RHCs provide critical primary care,…
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