Patients who do not keep their appointments are a financial burden on a practice and can have a major impact on others waiting for treatment.
Advanced-Practice Providers in Otolaryngology Help Fill Gaps in Patient Care
Healthcare has seen an overall increase in demand for nurse practitioners and physician assistants
Large Medical Providers Move Into Retail Space
The move by medical providers into retail space underscores need to provide high quality care while cutting costs
Advanced planning can keep your income, and your practice, afloat
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 protection and advance planning, both he and the practice survived this financial challenge. “A herniated disc compromised my ability to work,” said Dr. Bryant. “I […]
Preparing for and Managing Parental 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
6 Tips to Keep Staff Meetings on Track
Useful staff meetings don’t waste time and convey information that can keep your physician practice working at its best
Patient-Recorded Office Visits Concerning Some Physicians
Many physicians do not want their interactions with patients recorded without their permission
Modern, Comfortable Medical Offices Can Benefit Your Practice
Having an updated medical office space can help you stay compliant with laws pertaining to privacy and accessibility
What Otolaryngologists Should Know Before Leaving a Medical Practice
Termination provisions your employment agreement should include; plus other considerations to address before you transition
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