Winston Churchill once said, “To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often.” We at PYP have a similar mindset to the revered British Bulldog. That’s why we’ve made a minor tweak to our beloved Weekly Checkups.
From now on, in addition to a recap of the week’s Power Your Practice articles, Weekly Checkups will include links to the pieces published on our sister site, the CareCloud Blog. Think of it as a bonus that will benefit your practice. We hope you find them just as informative as PYP.
With that out of the way, let’s dive into this week’s articles.
Power Your Practice
Physicians should be happy the nation’s patient base is going to increase by 32 million patients in 2014 due to the Affordable Care Act. Yet, 48% aren’t currently equipped to handle this flood of extra patients. Here are some possible solutions.
Declining reimbursements, rising costs, the ACA, and coding and billing changes are seen as the biggest threats to practice profitability. Fortunately, practice management systems may be the solution to combatting all four issues.
The second installment of our five-part whitepaper series explains why going with a cloud-based solution is the key to getting the highest ROI from your EHR.
Have you ever heard of physician alarm fatigue? Well, it may be putting your patients at risk.
If you’ve ever had a patient bitten by a sea lion or stab themself while crocheting, we’ve got a chuckle-inducing list that will help you code these ailments with ease.
CareCloud Blog
This free webinar will show you the security, scalability, and cost-saving benefits that cloud-based EHRs provide, putting to rest the myth that cloud-based EHRs aren’t as secure as their client-server counterparts.
50% of practices are looking to replace their current EHR, but finding an EHR with these four attributes will keep you off of the market for a replacement.
That just about dries out the well for this week. For more articles like these, make sure to sign up for our newsletter.
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