Nov 4, 2013 What PQRS Could Look Like in 2014 On July 19, 2013, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) published the 2014 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (MPFS) Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) in the Federal Register. According to this summary, most of the policies were open for comment until September 6, 2013 …
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Guest Blog Post by Kristen Gluch, Director of Content Development for USEED Historically, investing in the next Uber or Slack has been reserved for Accredited Investors – people who earn $200,000 annually (or $300,000 if married) or who have a net worth of at least $1 million. There is an estimated 8.7 million Accredited Investors in …
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If you’re not tracking your phone calls, then you’re not getting an accurate representation of how leads become customers. After all, you’re probably tracking your online traffic — but what about all those leads that get lost when someone takes an offline action like picking up the phone? You can track those leads with our dynamic number insertion …
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Today we are going to go over the ultimate NCLEX® checklist, so you can get through the whole process and minimize as much stress as possible. The day before… 1) Have all your documentation prepared to go. Double check that you are registered for the right testing center and the right time and date. You’ll …
In the first quarter of 2016, LinkedIn had 433 million members. While this number is only expected to grow, it’s safe to say that the platform has become the primary social networking tool for businesses. Think that LinkedIn is a way to look for jobs and network with current and former co-workers? It is. But …
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Article Jul 29, 2015 Do You Know Your Modifiers? It’s a mad, mad, mad, mad Medicare world, and unfortunately, just about every regulation requires a modifier. If you apply the wrong modifier—or forget one entirely—then your clinic suffers decreased payments or flat-out denials. Even worse, if you amass enough modifier mistakes, you make your practice …
Article Jun 9, 2015 Are Conferences Worth It? Networking, welcome parties, and complimentary food (and drink tickets) are nice, but conferences can run a pretty penny—anywhere from $100 to upwards of $1500 per attendee, depending on the size of the event and the caliber of the speakers. Before shelling out any of your hard-earned money …
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Feb 3, 2016 How Outcomes Tracking Fosters Quality Care You know you do darn fine work as a rehab therapist—and we do, too. But when asked to prove your value as a healthcare provider to patients, payers, and the rest of the healthcare industry, do you resort to anecdotal evidence of patient improvement, or do …
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Like many medical providers that have adopted electronic health records to meet meaningful use requirements, driving Patient Portal adoption continues to be a challenge. Many providers simply don’t have the time or resources to properly train and educate their patient population on the value of the Patient Portal. Yet, one fact remains, a stronger patient engagement …
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Article Sep 24, 2015 The Ultimate ICD-10 FAQ: Part Deux Just when we thought we’d gotten every ICD-10 question under the sun, we got, well, more questions. Like, a lot more. But, we take that as a good sign, because like a scrappy reporter trying to get to the bottom of a big story, our …
