Generative AI is changing the face of healthcare, from large research laboratories to the exam rooms of single-provider clinics.
According to Grand View Research, the global market for laser hair removal is expected to grow by an average of almost 19% annually through 2030. Advancements in technology and cultural trends in aesthetics send more than a million people each year to laser hair removal facilities throughout the U.S.
If you’re an ophthalmologist or work in an ophthalmology practice, you’re probably familiar with GLREF and L Hypo. These ophthalmology abbreviations are common in the industry and can accelerate your practice workflow, freeing up time to see more patients and enhance the overall patient experience. While they are useful, it’s important to avoid creating a confusing alphabet soup that not everyone on your team understands. To ensure your team is on the same page, use this list of the most popular abbreviations for ophthalmology and follow our tips for educating new staff members about them.
In many healthcare specialties, common procedures aren’t “trends” and remain consistent year after year. For plastic surgery, however, popular procedures can change multiple times within a calendar year. Having a good grasp on current plastic surgery trends can help you successfully market your practice, increase your client base, and invest in the right technologies.
Busy medical practices often employ non-physician healthcare practitioners to ease the workload on physicians. Incident-to billing ensures Medicare doesn’t penalize practices for this practical solution.
Artificial intelligence is in virtually every aspect of our daily lives. In medicine, it’s helping small clinics and solo providers reclaim their time, provide excellent patient care, and run a successful practice.
Standard operating procedures, or SOPs, are a key ingredient in any successful business. SOPs create a master plan everyone in a medical practice can follow, from how to onboard a new insurer to how to take a tissue sample to how to sanitize an exam room.
The success of a small healthcare practice can often be viewed through three metrics:
