Grady Lee Bryant, MD, an otolaryngologist with Allergy and ENT Associates of Middle Tennessee in Hermitage, knew he was in trouble when he hurt his back. Thanks to disability insurance […]
How to Appropriately Discharge a Patient
Essential guidelines to ensure you are complying with law and avoiding exposure to medical malpractice or abandonment claims
How to Bill Medicare for Non-Covered Services
While you can bill patients directly for non-covered services, there are certain requirements that you must satisfy first
Build a Parent-Friendly Medical Practice
Physicians who are new parents face specific challenges, but a child-accommodating hospital or medical practice can make all the difference
Smartphone Apps for Physician House Calls
Patients can now have physician visits in their homes, hotels, and workplaces—all with just a few taps on a smartphone
Preparing for and Managing Parental Leave
Physicians planning a family must learn to work within a system that can be less than accommodating
How Physicians Can Plan for Maternity Leave
Physicians planning a family must learn to work within a system that can be less than accommodating
How Informed Are Your Patients?
Obtaining informed consent is a process that needs to be honed to ensure patients are truly knowledgeable about a procedure
Reference Pricing and Otolaryngology
Most otolaryngologists likely have heard about reference pricing, the relatively nascent concept that a payer—be it a person, a plan, or a pension fund—contributes a set amount toward specific procedures. […]
How Reasonable Non-Compete Clauses Can Protect Your Practice
Restrictive covenants in employee agreements can prevent your ideas and information from being taken by an employee to a competitor’s practice
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