About Chip Hart
Chip Hart is the Director of PCC’s Pediatric Solutions consulting group and author of the popular blog Confessions of a Pediatric Practice Consultant. Chip’s 25 years of pediatric practice management expertise has helped hundreds of pediatricians increase their clinical and financial health. He has conducted many successful insurance contract negotiations on behalf of his clients and worked as a consultant for the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the AAP Section on Administration and Practice Management (SOAPM).
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 physican 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.
Executive summary: PCC has started a program where we are going to DEEPLY discount our services for practices working in high-Medicaid practices in an effort to fulfill our mission. Accepting...
Uh oh. 2019 RVUs are going to be a challenge for pediatricians. Executive summary: even with the mild increase in the Medicare Multiplier (from $35.99 to $36.04), the overall impact of the 2019...
Every year, I take apart the newest RBRVS data files from CMS to analyze how the new values will affect physicians, particularly pediatricians.
The culmination of ten years of conversation finally comes to fruition! I'll let Dr. Bowman speak for himself:
Get it on your calendars, now: the Pediatric Supergroup Conference will be held from May 15-17, 2019 in Philadelphia, PA. We are assembling the agenda now, but block of your schedule and tell all...
The weeks leading up to the NCE are a busy time. Here at PCC, we spend a lot of time prepping important announcements to share (there's a big one - maybe two! - coming), and I have to get all of...
As you transition your practice from preventive visits to acute care during this time of year, it's important to remember that preventive visits continue to be vitally important to the financial...
Brief recap: last week I shared some results from an analysis we did with Rexer Analytics. Our goal was to look through nearly a million independent pediatric visits to find patterns that might...
Can you predict when a patient is going to no-show? Perhaps not perfectly, but you can with a lot more accuracy than you might think.I've split this blog update into two parts. Part II will...
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