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I Would Rather Sell My Practice Than Purchase an EHR
Dr. Jonsson owned his practice in Louisville for a decade but sold it in 2010, months after the Affordable Care Act passed. He did so, he said, expressly out of concern that the law and related requirements were about to ratchet up the pressures and expense of private practice.
Laramie based company announces new suite of medical billing and insurance follow up services.
“We are encouraging our clients to face these challenges head on”, Steve says. The transitions that are on the horizon are not going to make this process any easier.
Physicians Becoming More Aggressive About Collecting Debt | Kaiser Health Review in Partnership with NPR
Between 2008 and 2012, medical practices saw their bad debt go up 14%. In response, many physicians are becoming more aggressive about collecting debt.
Rural Hospitals Face Tough Choices Adopting Electronic Medical Records Systems
RED LODGE, Mont. — One of the biggest challenges American hospitals face right now is adopting electronic medical records systems. It’s costing tens of billions of dollars, eating up tons of staff time and it’s especially tough for the country’s 2,000 rural and small town hospitals.
Rural hospitals are typically cash strapped, and people with information technology skills can be hard to find outside of big cities.