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About Chip Hart
As a dynamic and motivating speaker, Chip leads educational seminars and consults for pediatric professionals nationwide for organizations like the AAP, state chapter AAP programs, the MGMA, and various physician and hospital organizations around the country. Chip was a member of the CCHIT Child Health Work Group and is a member of the CDC Clinical Decision Support and Children’s Model EHR Format working groups. Chip contributes articles on practice management and health care information technology for Pediatric Coding Alert, the AAP’s SOAPM Newsletter, Medical Group Management Association, The Independent Pediatrician and more. Chip lives in Vermont with his wife and their two sons.
Specialties/ Expertise
Pediatric Practice
Child Health
Personalized Medicine
Electronic Health Records
Insurance
Compensation Packages
Behavioral Health
Independent Pediatrician
Events/Chip Hart
AAP NCE 2026
10/02/26
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) invites you to soak up the sun and sharpen your skills at the 2026 National Conference & Exhibition, happening October 2–6 in beautiful San Diego, California.
Pediatrics By the Sea is the Georgia Chapter - American Academy of Pediatrics’ annual summer CME meeting. This meeting has been held each year in the Summer for over 40 years and receives statewide and national attendance.
PCC Users' Conference
07/14/26
Join us July 14th –17th 2026, when our PCC family will convene once again in Winooski’s sister city of South Burlington, VT, for our annual Users’ Conference! The theme for this year’s event is Growing Together.
You do not need to be a PCC client to attend virtually for free.
#17 on the List of Things I've Always Wanted To Know But Hadn't Taken The Time To Figure Out - how much vaccine is in your fridge at any given time? And what are those vaccines worth? An interesting math problem, but a fair amount of work and require...
A few years ago, if I told you that eventually you'd be expected to order genomic testing, you would have laughed and gone back to referring patients to genetics. Not because you can't understand the testing. Because the healthcare system trained you...
Recently, as we explored the possibility that patients might be canceling or missing well visits at a higher rate (they aren't), followed by an examination of the rate of vaccine refusals (they are increasing rapidly), I was compelled to ask myself: ...
I have to break up this data nerdery with a reminder that there is a cure for universal malaise I encounter every day. I feel it, you feel it, the kids feel it. It's an emotional weight, driven by forces outside of your office. But we aren't helpless...
Readers of the my previous post, where we look at the increasing rate of vaccine refusal, surely want to better understand the massive volatility of refusal rates for flu, COVID, and RSV vaccines. As I mentioned, the months with massive refusal rates...
In our previous episode, we wondered if the anti-vaccine propaganda from the present federal (and some state) administrations has had any effect on missed or canceled well visits. Conclusion? Not that we can see in terms of misses or cancellations. T...
At PCC, we perceive our supporting role in the independent pediatric space to include doing the dirty work of measuring the impact of threats to and opportunities for pediatricians and the children they serve - (like COVID [1, 2, 3], the Change Healt...
As of January 1, 2026, we get to enjoy three landmark CPT codes—90482, 90483, and 90484—specifically designed to capture the clinical effort involved in immunization counseling when a vaccine is not administered during the same visit (thank you to th...
