When I first started this blog forever ago, posting announcements about things like the $2.8b BCBS class action settlement was a real community service given how few sources there were for practice management information. Today, you're saturated and ...
Let me begin by giving credit where credit is due - the content for this blog post comes entirely from the IPRCM crew via my old friend, Susanne Morgana Brennan. She shared it with me and I asked if I could share it here (she graciously agreed, obvio...
With increasing discussion about the usage of G2211 brewing on SOAPM, at two consecutive chapter meetings (FL, NJ), and SOAPM, I thought I'd provide a real-time update about actual, real pediatric usage of this new an interesting CPT code. Before you...
Earlier today, our crew here sent out a message to all of our clients about what we're seeing with the Change Healthcare debacle. Because of our position as a clearinghouse ourselves, we're able to took further behind the curtain and are willing to s...
The recent Change Healthcare hack is about more than just getting your claims to the payors or having prescriptions work. It's also about the payments making it to your bank account. Paul Vanchiere and I are going to discuss this, and quite a bit mor...
Let's be clear from the start: it's not easy to answer the stated question, "How long does it take for insurance payments to catch up to vaccine cost increases?" Often, the answer is, "Never." Plenty of you have contracts whose vaccine payments haven...
Just last week, the Feds finally posted the 2024 RVUs in the official spot I like to retrieve them from - I don't know why they were so late, we even had to write to them to see what the delay was. No response, yet, but POOF! they appeared.
I've had a busy summer and just wrapped up my time at the Florida AAP chapter's "Future of Pediatrics" annual event. Thank you to those who stopped by to say hello! In a few short weeks, it will be time for the 2024 Pediatric CEO event, which I'm really excited for. I think there are a few seats left. I write, however, to draw your attention to two free resources that every pediatric practice should have bookmarked!
