Over the years, I've produced a number of talks relating to pediatric compensation models leveraging a series of surveys PCC has done over the years. Although certain attitudes and favor have...
Yes, Paul and I will be back on Thursday - I'm working on some interesting data analysis now. We also have some interesting and insightful guests (Verden and PedsOne), so tune in.
I'm trying to do a deep dive into immunization rates, but I pulled these two up-to-date views into the impact COVID is having on independent pediatric practices.
If all goes as planned, this will be my last static blog update about the financial clinical data relating to COVID and pediatricians. Why? Because we're hoping to fire up a public page soon...
I've got a lot to throw at you. Jan will have an updated COVID-19 coding guide to me shortly and she will be presenting for SOAPM in a week or so (links to follow). Dr. Joe Hagan, of Bright...
Paul Vanchiere and I have spoken often about looking into "claim submission delays" when consulting with practices about their billing challenges. Ultimately, we are interested in narrowing that...
Before I talk about vision screening, here's my gentle reminder that it's time to sign up for the 2019 Pediatric Supergroup Meeting! The speaker lineup is awesome, the opportunity to engage with...
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...
Executive summary: what do independent pediatric practices think about their resources for practice management guidance? Not much. SOAPM wins, hospitals lose, and the AAP is somewhere out there.
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