Ophthalmology CPT codes play an essential role in your practice’s workflow. When your team has a solid grasp of them, processing payments and upholding regulatory standards is easy. When they don’t, your administrative processes slow and errors can happen.
Providing excellent healthcare improves a patient’s health today. Empowering patients to play a more active role in their own health journey while delivering quality care enhances well-being for years to come.
The dermatology market is valued at $8.9 billion. Thanks to insurance covering more procedures than ever before and the rise of teledermatology, skin care is only becoming more accessible. Throw in a greater demand for dermatology as the U.S. population ages, and many practices are poised to increase their revenue and impact.
There’s never been a better time than the present to open a med spa. Valued at 18.1 billion in 2023, the industry is booming and growing quickly. However, opening a med spa isn’t an option for everyone. Med spa laws can be tricky to navigate and vary greatly between states.
Marketing trends come and go, but a robust system to attract leads never goes out of style. To grow your business, your med spa should:
Opening a med spa is a great way to deliver high-quality treatments in a relaxing environment. Given that med spa demand is expected to grow by 15.13% in the next six years, plenty of your potential customers recognize the unique benefits of med spas too.
Payments in healthcare can be complicated, and often, small practices’ revenue cycle management (RCM) systems hinder instead of help. RCM is the business process healthcare providers use to track payment for their services and revenue generated throughout a patient's entire care experience. If your RCM is slow or inefficient, you’re not alone — and there is a way to fix it.
Ophthalmology | EHR | 24H1 OPH Strategy
When selecting an EHR, ophthalmology practices often hear stories about how the new system will save time and bring in patients. Yet, many practices have invested in the wrong system and never live out these success stories. In fact, one 2021 study found the wrong EHR slows down administrative work for ophthalmology practices more than not having a system at all.
