In this week’s video, we’ll dive into the consequences of using non-certified EHR and billing systems and the legally required steps you must take when patients and others make electronic record requests. Watch the video to learn more!
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.
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As physicians, we often feel a sense of control and may believe that we are stronger than others. However, during difficult times, it can be challenging to maintain this sense of control and clarity. We may feel like we need to fight or flee and try to fix everything, but it is important to remember that we can’t fix the world unless we first take care of ourselves.
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.
Read MoreAs a part of our Practice Fuel Series, Dr. Todd Renn discusses methods that he has used in his practice to increase the value of his business. Watch the video to learn more!
Read MoreWe know that writing practice procedures for your office staff can be a daunting and time-consuming task. Recently, we discovered a tool that makes this process much more manageable and efficient. Watch the video to learn more!
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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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Neither the Illinois Medical Practice Act nor the Rules specifies a number of years that office medical records must be retained. However, other laws, including statutes of limitation on medical malpractice and personal injury claims, may be used as guidelines for record retention. A physician should consider these laws in formulating a policy that is tailored to the needs of the individual practice.
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