Four Ways To Boost Your Medical Practice Revenue
Many medical practices find themselves struggling financially. Whether this is due to declining reimbursements or increased expenses, it can be a serious problem.
Many medical practices find themselves struggling financially. Whether this is due to declining reimbursements or increased expenses, it can be a serious problem.
All security experts concur on this one fact: in the face of unethical hackers crawling the Internet for targets, only encryption can win.
Worried about hackers from faraway countries breaking into your medical practice’s computer systems? The risk may be a lot closer to home. In fact, the risk may even be in your office.
Identification and authentication comes in the form of passwords, user IDs, biometric keys, and so on. These form the ultimate line of defense between authorized and unauthorized access to patient EHR data. So how can these credentialing protocols help boost your practice security?
As a medical practice, patients entrust you with their personal information and fully disclose their medical conditions, behaviors and other intimate details. Are you worthy of that trust?
The main expenses involved in transitioning to and operating under ICD-10 regulations can be summarized under the following three categories: ICD-10 compliant EHR, training requirements, and ICD-10 processing expenses.