Buyer Beware! What to Know Before Purchasing a Practice
Thinking of buying or selling a practice? A great deal can quickly turn into a nightmare if you don’t do your due diligence.
Thinking of buying or selling a practice? A great deal can quickly turn into a nightmare if you don’t do your due diligence.
Many times, offices walk into contracts to gain new patients or just because everyone in town accepts a specific insurance plan. However, signing a contract without understanding the implications of the contracted rates can lead to financial losses for your clinic.
By integrating OATs into practice, chiropractors can enhance their care quality, showcase the value of chiropractic services, and even potentially boost revenue.
It is time to protect your practice from this costly mistake. Don't be an office who comes to us after the recoupment starts, be proactive and make sure you are dotting your i's and crossing your t's.
Some Medicare jurisdictions have already updated their fee schedules for 2025, and more adjustments may be on the way. Are you staying on top of these changes?
Big changes are coming to the way you verify Medicare Part B eligibility! CMS has mandated that all Medicare Administrative Contractors (MACs) disable the Interactive Voice Response (IVR) eligibility check by March 31, 2025 — and some MACs are shutting it down even sooner.
Turn your practice into a comfortable place of healing rather than a place that feels like a burden, heavy with the stress of not being certain. You can do it! Your peace of mind and your peace in practice are worth it!
Many chiropractors are leaving insurance networks due to low reimbursements and administrative headaches—but what does that mean for your practice?
Optum released an update to the Medicare Advantage Clinical Submission process Hot Topics from the KMC University HelpDesk In order for “providers to begin treatment…
Each new year allows us the opportunity to reflect upon and improve our practice. When thinking about your connection with your patients and their experience while under your care, are there areas that you can identify which could use an upgrade?