Increased insurance costs and decreased coverage have led to medical debt for over half of US adults. Providing clear payment options and conducting a Financial Report of Findings can improve patient satisfaction and financial outcomes for both patients and healthcare providers.
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Many of us are familiar with Congress’ annual Medicare sustained growth rate discussion regarding the provider fee schedule.
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The cost of occupational back pain has increased by 65% from 1996 to 2002, with spine surgical procedures representing nearly 21% of these costs.
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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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Should we have patients sign a Consent to Chiropractic Care form? Yes. Illinois law provides that patients have a legal right to receive information concerning their condition and proposed treatment and to refuse any treatment to the extent permitted by law (“informed consent”).
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Social media can serve as an effective tool for marketing, communication, education, and information sharing. However, unlike ordinary businesses, health care practices must comply with unique privacy and ethical rules when using these tools.
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Although the list below is not exhaustive, it does contain many of the critical deadlines and vital tasks for the end of 2018. Please take a moment to ensure you have all your bases covered.
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The Effects of Thoracic Kyphosis and Forward Head Posture on Cervical Range of Motion in Older Adults from the Manual Therapy Journal.
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