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Have you explored our latest article on Efficient Record Retention? 📑 Understanding the profound impact of meticulous record-keeping in medical practice, we delve into best practices, obligations and the enduring responsibility of safeguarding patient records. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/e3ZNFdk2 #MedicalRecords #PatientCare #LegalProtection #IncisionIndemnity 🏥

Just a final reminder to register if you haven't already, for our free webinar on Wednesday 13th March 7pm-8pm. Growing your private practice   The webinar will be covering the following topics:   *Why it’s beneficial to have a clinical niche. *The importance of having a plan and understanding your immediate and mid-term goals. *Navigating the competitor climate and how to stay one step ahead. *Location, location, location! The merits of running a consolidated practice. *How your digital footprint informs the customer. *Sole practitioner versus groups. *Maximising the relationship with private hospitals. *Choosing and working with a medical secretary. *Making the most of the opportunities with insured, self pay and NHS patients. *How to network and build your business relationships. *Efficient practice and how to achieve it. *The challenges of private practice.  13th March 2024 from 7pm-8pm. There are only a few places left so register ASAP. The webinar is free of charge. Joel Melton https://lnkd.in/eZrTddhn

The recent #SCOTUS decision eliminating the #ChevronDoctrine of agency deference has sent the regulatory landscape back 40 years. Here is how it may affect your reimbursement audits and appeals. Polsinelli

As healthcare professionals, it’s crucial to stay informed about the No Surprises Act, which aims to safeguard patients from unexpected medical expenses. This legislation impacts emergency services and out-of-network care, requiring providers to communicate transparently with patients about potential costs. Our latest blog outlines the key provisions and actions you need to take to comply with this important law. Let’s ensure our patients receive the care they need without financial surprises! Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gyQZZv2Y #NoSurprisesAct #HealthcareCompliance #PatientRights

I was recently asked a question regarding the No Surprises Act. While I had done significant work regarding this topic I realized that I had not released any guidance on the subject, hence the blog reference below. #NoSurprisesAct #HealthcareCompliance #PatientRights

Weekend reading material for my physician advisor friends. Have you reviewed American Medical Association's Policy Statements? Those frustrated by plan decisions that result in adverse outcomes may consider voicing their support for positions like this one: Managed Care Medical Director Liability H-285.939. ➡ "AMA policy is that utilization review decisions to deny payment for medically necessary care constitute the practice of medicine"; ➡ "medical directors of insurance entities should be held accountable and liable for medical decisions regarding contractually covered medical services" https://lnkd.in/g_GYKFbe

If I Buy Medigap Plan G, Can I See Any Doctor and Get Every Medical Treatment Covered? #retirementplanning #turning65 #medicarehelp #medicare #medicareanswers #medicaresupplementplang #medigap

🔍 Managing risk in healthcare is complex yet crucial. Here are 5 scenarios that heighten vulnerability to lawsuits and best practices to mitigate them: 1️⃣ Poor communication 2️⃣ Lack of informed consent 3️⃣ Patient dissatisfaction 4️⃣ Missed or delayed diagnosis 5️⃣ Inadequate medication reconciliation Prioritizing patient safety and effective communication is paramount to mitigate legal risks. https://lnkd.in/dtpTzDXC #HealthcareRiskManagement #PatientSafety #RiskMitigation #MedicalMalpractice #HealthcareQuality

The federal government recently passed legislation that is going to affect the future of short-term medical coverage, so it is crucial that you connect with your ARC client advisor in the next several weeks to understand how these new rules may impact your coverage and options for the rest of 2024 and into 2025 and beyond. Learn more at the link below!