It’s been a dreary week at PYP headquarters with some of the outer effects of Tropical Storm Andrea making their way down to South Florida. It’s all right though. Rain or shine, we’re going to continue delivering content that helps improve your practice.
This week had a little something for everybody. We showed plenty of acronym love with ICD-10, EHR, and RCM all accounted for (sorry Naughty by Nature, wrong blog). We also had some advice for our solo practitioner and cardiologist friends out there too. So read up, there’s sure to be some information you’ll find useful.
A recent study shows that solo practitioners lag far behind their larger practice counterparts when it comes to EHR adoption. Cloud-based EHRs may be the key to helping solo practitioners close the gap.
Last month’s Practice Profitability Index shows that 49% of cardiologists have a negative outlook on their profitability for the coming year. What’s causing this perception?
Organizations are increasingly turning to a process called lean revenue cycle management to help keep bottom lines healthy. John Gallagher, account manager of Simpler Consulting, provides six tips to help you best utilize this innovative form of management.
It’s often difficult to realize an ROI from your EHR. The first installment of our five-part whitepaper review series examines two attributes that’ll help you get the most from your EHR investment.
The upcoming switch from ICD-9 to ICD-10 has many practices scrambling to meet the October 1, 2014 deadline. We’ve compiled some of the best ICD-10 resources from across the web in our mission to help make the transition much easier.
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