MACRA Law and MIPS
Many of us are familiar with Congress’ annual Medicare sustained growth rate discussion regarding the provider fee schedule.
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Runner’s Knee: Patellofemoral Pain (PFP)
Patellofemoral pain is pain under your kneecap. When runners get PFP, it’s commonly known as runner’s knee. Runner’s Knee Symptoms.
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Top 5 Ways to Integrate With Medical Doctors
Integrated care is desirable because multiple approaches and perspectives can enhance patient outcomes while decreasing healthcare costs.
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Concussions: Managing Patients After a Head Injury
Brain injuries significantly impact families, which in turn impacts our communities, and ultimately has a negative impact on our society.
Read MoreDr. Vince Roberts on Legislative Meetings
Meeting with your legislator is an easy process. In this video, Dr. Vince Roberts explains the process and provides some tips for meeting with your legislator.
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F4CP Celebrates September as National Drug-Free Pain Management Awareness Month
August 28, 2018–September 2018 is designated as National Drug-Free Pain Management Awareness Month: an opportunity to raise public awareness about the dangers of prescription and over the counter (OTC) pain medications. Sponsored by the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress (F4CP), this month of observances will educate and inform consumers, managed care, state legislators and patient referral sources on non-pharmacologic options, such as chiropractic care, to safely and effectively relieve acute, subacute and as appropriate, chronic pain.
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Strategies to Improve Recordkeeping, Coding, and Compliance
Question: Dr. Kotlar, “My recordkeeping, coding, and collection systems are outdated. I’ve been documenting the same way for the last eight years even though I’ve added more services and products. I am seeing more patients but not collecting more money. Can you share some tips to help me improve?”
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Understanding the 3 Phases of Health Recovery: Creating the Cash Membership Model of the Future
Our current U.S. healthcare model ranks last (11th out of 11) at treating chronic disease in the industrialized world. Sadly, 92% of Americans over 50 have at least one chronic disease and 77% have at least two. Chronic disease currently accounts for 75% of healthcare dollars spent. Yet only one percent of healthcare dollars are spent on public efforts to improve health, according to the National Council on Aging.
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