Well, we got published. I say "we" because what got published is your story, really. Not mine. And I say "published" because Pediatric Annals is great and the process of contributing to this content was rewarding and enjoyable. Executive summary: I d...
Welcome to the free 2022 RBRVS Calculator. As you may know, the AMA won’t let anyone freely distribute an RVU calculator that includes CPT codes without signing a limiting and expensive licensing agreement. In an abundance of caution and, because in ...
We've felt and heard it for over a year now: the demand for mental health services for children has skyrocketed since March, 2020. My clients tell me that they can barely keep up with the demand as anxiety among children has been impossible to manage...
Are you, and maybe some of your partners, thinking about splitting your existing practice? Time to flee a sinking ship? Maybe your megagroup isn't what it used to be (or ever was). Maybe you're hearing rumors that the hospital is about to let all the...
In April, 2020, Paul Vanchiere and I fired off a quick webinar to address the growing COVID-19 pandemic. We thought we might get 50? 100? attendees. We had over 300 on that first night, as I recall.
This roller coaster has been a rough ride. The two biggest pediatric droughts in history - March/April 2020 and January/February 2021 - up against the busiest times in pediatric history - January/February 2020 and now August/September 2021.
As intrepid readers know, this community has created a really cool Pediatric Practice Management Calendar - initially inspired by Dr. Sue Berman, the results have expanded over the years. You can read about it here.
