Today’s physicians are working in an increasingly challenging environment. Ever-changing government regulations, lackluster technology solutions and decreasing reimbursements all threaten practice success.
In response, we’ve compiled a list of the top five physician resources that CareCloud and our sister site, Power Your Practice, have created to help your practice streamline operations and increase profitability.
So without further ado, here they are for your reading pleasure:
1. Is your software slowing you down? With Time for a Switch, you’ll learn how to decide when it’s time to replace your practice management system.
2. Our ROI of EHR whitepaper shows why Meaningful Use attestation is only one of many steps involved in seeing a return on your EHR investment.
3. Patient engagement efforts come in many shapes and sizes, but not every attempt at engagement is successful. Since empowered patients are more likely to follow treatment plans than those who are apathetic, it’s imperative for physicians to identify the best practices to use when connecting with patients. The following webinar series covers the best ones:
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- 3 Ways to Maximize Patient Engagement and Improve Care
- Web Marketing Clinic: Attract and Engage Patients Online
- Patient Portals: What You Need To Know for Stage 2 Meaningful Use
4. While plenty of ‘industry experts’ say online marketing is an effective way of gaining patients, it’s difficult to find quality content on the subject. Power Your Practice created “The Guide to Practice Marketing: 5 Steps to Jump Starting Your Medical Office’s Online Marketing Operations,” to fill the void.
5. Can physicians remain profitable in an industry where uncertainty looms for private practices? The Practice Profitability Index, which surveyed more than 5,000 physicians, functions as a barometer for the operational and financial health of private practices in 2013. Download the entire PPI report to find out what other physicians are doing to ensure their success.
Do you know what you need when setting up a new medical practice?
