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Health policy
I hate how hard it is for doctors to get paid today. I know I'm not alone. I doubt there are any physicians or practice managers in the U.S. who feel like this current process of charting, coding, denials, quality…
I hate how hard it is for doctors to get paid today. I know I’m not alone. I doubt there are any physicians or practice managers in the U.S. who feel like this current process of charting, coding, denials, quality measurements, and clawbacks is working well.
It’s still worth saying out loud though: I hate it. You probably hate it, too. The whole “revenue cycle management” world that we’ve come …
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AI medical billing could end the paperwork madness
Health policy
America has a systemic and pernicious problem: health care without primary care. Just a century ago, primary care physicians were the trusted cornerstone of the U.S. health care system, providing the first point of entry into health care, addressing most…
America has a systemic and pernicious problem: health care without primary care. Just a century ago, primary care physicians were the trusted cornerstone of the U.S. health care system, providing the first point of entry into health care, addressing most ailments, and managing patients across a lifespan. This primary care “first” system has gradually eroded over the ensuing decades, and unfortunately, many citizens have fallen victim to a modern culture …
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America’s “sick” secret and the need for a primary care czar
Health technology
Health care technology has a long history of getting it wrong. The electronic health record (EHR) boom of the late 2000s was a remarkable transformation — taking our sector from paper charts to computers in a matter of just a…
Health care technology has a long history of getting it wrong. The electronic health record (EHR) boom of the late 2000s was a remarkable transformation — taking our sector from paper charts to computers in a matter of just a few years. Unfortunately, most of the technology that was so feverishly adopted was developed without clinical input and with a focus on medical reimbursement and policy-compliance checklists over medical care. …
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