Health professionals are trained by their education and trained to minimize risk, so providing a full spectrum of information about the change effort — from implementation to outcome — is integral to a successful transition.
More than most professional fields, health care is subject to near-constant change, requiring its processes and systems to quickly pivot and shift to adapt. Having
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3 KPIs for Financial Health of Your Healthcare Clinic
Build a consistent charge workflow, and revenue will flow in more consistently.
Keeping up with daily patient appointments, scheduling and claim submissions is likely not enough to maintain the financial health of your specialty practice. Just as health care teams monitor their patients, medical practices should keep a close eye on their financial key performance indicators, or KPIs.
Consulting with
5 Reasons why Telehealth will continue far into the future
76% of hospitals have implemented partial or full telehealth systems – and telehealth is here to stay.
Telehealth services are rapidly rising. Hospitals and clinics are shifting appropriately to ensure patients receive the proper care.
It was the pandemic that accelerated the shift of telehealth into what seems to be a permanent fixture for providers and patients. Like many new
Create a Strategy to Optimize Your Operations
Optimizing operations is critical for revenue, customer satisfaction, fulfilled team members and less staff turnover.
Every organization no matter what size, or niche, faces challenges during periods of growth and change.
And a major challenge for small- and medium-size businesses, in particular, is maintaining efficient operations across front and back office processes and teams that tie in with procedures used
6 Tips to Collect Patient Deductibles
Tip Know the patient’s deductible amount before they arrive at the clinic to ease uncomfortable conversations for your front office.
In fact, 83% of physician practices with fewer than five practitioners cited slow payment from patients with high deductible plans as their top collection challenge, according to the Black Book 2017 Revenue Cycle Management Survey. And 81% said their
Top 5 Recruiting Practices for 2022
Don’t settle, find the talented employees you need!
Finding, hiring and retaining skilled employees is one of the top challenges for human resource departments and managers. It feels like the traditional approach to employment has been upended, a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and all the changes in where and how we work, pay scales, and a new dynamic that
9 Tips to be an Effective Leader
The quality of an organization’s leadership is key to its potential for success.
And just as companies and nonprofits scrambled to adjust to the challenges of the pandemic, leaders now face a business world that is facing a recession.
“Through my work and research with teams this year, and through my many interviews with thought leaders, it is abundantly clear
Top 4 KPIs you should be measuring
Measure what matters, and look beyond the “Iron Triangle” in Project Management
How do you measure project management success?
A recent ,report from the Project Management Institute (PMI) finds that the Top 10 Percent of 230 project management offices (PMOs) fully align key performance indicators (KPIs) with their organization’s strategic goals.
This approach prioritizes communication and transparency around projects with
Don’t Let Imposter Syndrome Derail Your Success
58% of tech workers for companies like Amazon and Google experience Imposter Syndrome.
Imposter syndrome is when you feel like a total fraud as a professional.
As mentioned above, current research shows that 58% of tech workers for companies like Amazon and Google experience imposter syndrome. Even more noteworthy, 84% of entrepreneurs experience imposter syndrome — that your success
5 Best ways to prepare for a recession
Experts predict a mild recession by the end of the year, but how can you best prepare your business?
The pandemic started a wild economic ride over the past two years and now, according to prediction models, a recession is likely near. How mild or severe it will be is a debate for economists. However, most experts are predicting a