How you handle these 4 tasks depicts the success of your billing operations. Learn why they are important, how to measure them, and most importantly, the different and best ways they can be done.
The traditional metrics many practices cling to might be doing more harm than good, leading to therapist burnout and subpar client outcomes. It’s time for a shift towards metrics that illuminate the path to sustainable growth and prioritize the well-being of staff and clients.
The traditional metrics many practices cling to might be doing more harm than good, leading to therapist burnout and subpar client outcomes. It’s time for a shift towards metrics that illuminate the path to sustainable growth and prioritize the well-being of staff and clients.
Billing is one of the most challenging parts of managing a mental and behavioral health practice, particularly with reimbursement cuts and insurance requirements. It’s lengthy, time-consuming, and even fully digital systems require frequent manual intervention to stay on top of it. Enter automated billing.
The margin for error is incredibly slim when delivering high-acuity care. How do you decrease preventable, yet common, medication risks that can lead to dire consequences for your patients? You’d be surprised to find you might already have some of the tools.
Managing multiple locations can be a complex and challenging task for physical, occupational, and speech therapy organizations. Each location requires efficient coordination and synchronization of staff, resources, and operations
Have you ever considered the deeper impact your schedule might have on your overall practice? What if we told you an efficient schedule not only maximizes provider time, but can also increase client satisfaction and practice revenue?
Custom reports are specialized reports that allow physical, occupational, and speech therapists to analyze various data points and gain valuable insights into their practice.
Understanding the transition from Meaningful Use to Merit-Based Incentive Payment System is vital for optimizing reimbursement and ensuring continued success in the value-based care era.
