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Navigating Medicare Advantage: Strategies for Hospitals to Tackle Growing Challenges

EvidenceCare

In this blog, we’ll explore the key takeaways from their conversation and offer actionable strategies hospitals can implement to address these challenges. Streamline Documentation and Compliance Education Educating clinicians and care teams on proper documentation for payer reviews is essential.

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How to Embrace AI as Your Clinical Assistant

Valant

Many therapists use AI transcription services during sessions instead of documenting sessions by hand. Clinical documentation is a particularly important application of AI technology because documentation so often contributes to provider burnout. Improved work-life balance. More comprehensive notes.

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5 Risk Control Considerations as Nurse Practitioners’ Scope of Practice Expands

Minority Nurse

Professional Liability Trends and Implications Professional liability trends are evolving as NPs take on greater responsibility for patient care. Where NPs have reduced or restricted practice authority to provide patient care, liability is often shared with supervising physicians (Candello, 2023). Documentation.

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11 tips for onboarding new practice staff

Physicians Practice

Reynolds Fact checked by Chris Mazzolini Blog Article Structured onboarding programs enhance job satisfaction and retention, boosting productivity and improving patient experience in medical practices. A revolving door of medical assistants, billers and front-desk coordinators drains productivity and fractures patient experience.

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The Unexpected Burden of Billing for Small Behavioral Health Practices

Valant

Behavioral health providers managing both clinical care and business operations face unique challenges: complex prior authorization requirements, extensive documentation standards, and insurance coverage barriers. Common reasons for denied claims include using the wrong code or submitting incomplete documentation.

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7 ways to cut overhead without cutting staff

Physicians Practice

Reynolds Fact checked by Chris Mazzolini Blog Article Discover effective strategies to reduce overhead costs in medical practices without layoffs, enhancing staff morale and improving patient care. Rent, supplies and payroll devour well over half of every medical practice’s budget, and each line item is getting fatter.

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Combat ED Denials and Burnout Through Smarter Documentation and Coding

Health Prime

Current industry data shows ED denial rates average 15–20%, with coding and documentation errors accounting for a significant portion of the denials. This problem is not only hurting emergency medicine physician groups and hospitals – it’s also hurting patients. missing MDM details for 99285) Unbilled procedures (e.g.,