Plastic Surgery | MedSpa | Financial Management | Aesthetics | podcast
Coding and billing pro John Gwin shares the most useful key performance indicators (KPIs) to help your practice grow and succeed. Hear John’s money-saving insights on: Advice for dealing with the complexities of insurance billing The need for strong financial controls and regular checks on your accounts How to decide whether your practice should accept insurance or focus on cash pay services How to protect your practice from risks like embezzlement and fraud Why it's crucial to stay on top of your practice's finances and plan ahead for potential challenges
In 2022, 44% of healthcare workers looked for a new job, up 33% from 2018. That number continues to rise as healthcare employers struggle to retain top talent. But that doesn’t have to be the case for your practice. With the right healthcare employee retention strategies, you can retain top talent, deliver an excellent patient experience, and create a fulfilling workplace for you and your staff.
Over 2.2 billion people are visually impaired or blind, making ophthalmologists essential to the healthcare system worldwide. But when it comes to opening up a practice, competition is growing. While your ophthalmology practice delivers an excellent patient experience, you also have to ensure your local community is aware of your practice — and that’s where ophthalmology marketing comes in.
Medicare reimbursement involves a complex series of rules, qualifications, and calculations, which change annually. It’s critical for specialty practices to stay on top of each year’s changes so you can be prepared for how they might affect your bottom line. This guide will address: 1. How Medicare Reimbursement Works 2. The Medicare Physician Fee Schedule 3. Proposed 2025 Changes to Medicare Reimbursement 4. How to Maximize Your Revenue from Medicare 5. The Future of Medicare Reimbursement
Medical practices are evaluated on the quality of care they provide their patients. Increasingly, in a consumer-driven healthcare market, practices are also assessed on patient satisfaction.
Claims adjudication can create serious bottlenecks in healthcare providers’ revenue cycles. While the American Health Information Management Association estimates about two-thirds of denied claims are recoverable, fewer than half are ever resubmitted.
Patient Engagement | Technology & Innovation | Staff Management | Aesthetics | podcast
From his nearly two decades of experience helping aesthetic practices, Glen Holden from CareCredit (a Synchrony company) shares valuable insights for increasing revenue including: The best time to talk about financing with patients How to present financing as a payment option Benefits of integrating financing options like CareCredit into your practice The importance of training staff to have smooth conversations with patients about payment options
Revenue Cycle Management | Healthcare Technology
Today’s revenue cycle is being reshaped by staffing shortages, technology innovations, and payment trends. Revenue excellence can only be obtained when providers reimagine their revenue cycle to yield financial sustainability and growth.
