Practice Management | Patient Engagement | Patient Care
Every patient interaction shapes the quality of care delivered in the exam room. Those encounters also influence scheduling efficiency, staff morale, online reputation, and overall financial performance. When appointments go smoothly, practices benefit from higher patient satisfaction, stronger loyalty, and fewer disputes. When they don’t, the ripple effects can be significant — tension builds, workflows slow down, and staff burnout increases.
Regulatory & Compliance | Revenue & Finances
Medicare enrollment is a foundational component of successful business for specialty healthcare practices in dermatology, ophthalmology, and plastic surgery. Before a single Medicare claim can be paid, providers and organizations must be enrolled through PECOS, the Provider Enrollment, Chain, and Ownership System.
Practice Management | Patient Engagement | EHR | Referrals
When it comes to something as personal and high-value as healthcare, your best advertisement is a happy patient. Cultivating a referral strategy at your practice keeps new, good-fit patients coming in the door while conserving your advertising dollars.
Practice Management | Billing | Revenue & Finances
It doesn’t matter how much patient volume you bring in: If your billing is a mess, your specialty practice will struggle to show consistent profits.
EHR | Technology & Innovation | Clinical Efficiency
Electronic health records (EHRs) have evolved dramatically since they first began to replace paper charts decades ago. What began as a digital filing cabinet has transformed into a command center for practice operations, patient engagement, and clinical decision-making. Now, a new wave of innovation is reshaping how EHRs will power specialty care in the years ahead.
CMS | Coding | Clinical Efficiency
When it comes to Evaluation & Management (E/M) coding, even experienced medical coders can get tripped up over when to use time-based codes and when to use Medical Decision Making (MDM) codes.
Bilateral procedure billing can be a training challenge when your eyecare practice hires coders and billers from different specialties.
Patient Engagement | Healthcare Technology
Every healthcare specialty has different clinical needs, patient journeys, and treatment protocols. Despite these differences, many care providers in ophthalmology, plastic surgery, dermatology, and med spa face some of the same operational hurdles: keeping patients engaged, ensuring timely follow-ups, and managing increasingly complex administrative tasks.
