Learn how to comply with the Cures Act for records requests by creating a written policy that covers 6 key factors. Watch the video for valuable insights and ensure your practice remains compliant.
Read MoreThe short answer is yes! Discover the latest updates on the Cures Act and electronic health information requests from patients. While you may not have received many requests yet, the growing technology landscape will soon bring an influx of inquiries from third-party and health information apps.
Read MoreToday, we will explore the different formats in which patients can request their medical records, as part of their legal right to access their own health information. Tune in to the video to learn more about this important topic.
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The Kaiser Family Foundation Study is also unique for the fact that it has completed its 3rd wave since 1999. In addition to the information it provides about media use by the young, it also is able to track the changes in media habits, as well. The initial study was released in 1999, the second in 2004 and the most recent in 2009.
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Whether you are a new practice owner or you are just getting started following your graduation and passing your boards, these 10 tips will help even the most seasoned chiropractic physician to be successful. Read the article to learn more!
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House Bill 1 was prompted by a concern for the ever increasing number of heroin and prescription narcotic related deaths in Illinois.
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In this article, I am going to highlight documentation errors that could reduce your reimbursements, hurt you in an insurance audit or, even worse, could cause you to lose a malpractice lawsuit.
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Late last night, the United States Senate overwhelmingly passed legislation to permanently repeal the flawed Sustainable Growth Rate (SGR) formula, the method used by CMS to determine physician reimbursement in the Medicare program. In a bipartisan 92-8 vote, which followed a 392-37 vote in the U.S. House of Representatives at the end of March, the Senate sent House Resolution 2 – known as the “Medicare and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015” – to President Obama, who has indicated that he will sign the bill [Update: President Obama signed into law on April 16].
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