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  • Reducing Paperwork for Your Patients, Part II

    With rising medical costs and more patients opting for high-deductible health plans, the harsh reality is that medical practices can no longer afford to miss opportunities to collect patient payments. Practices must reduce paperwork and other barriers to payment in order to make the billing process easier and more convenient for patients.
     

  • Designing a Great Website for Your Practice

    A great website is a vital component to your outreach and marketing initiatives. As an extension of your practice, it’s a highly effective, low-cost way to promote your services as well as serve as a valuable resource tool for your patients.

  • 5 Steps to Prevent Patient Identity Theft

    The digitalization of data is increasing the risk that patient information will be lost or stolen. In response to this, regulators have updated requirements and imposed stricter enforcement codes to secure protected health information (PHI).
     

  • Healthcare Consumerism & What It Means for Your Practice

    A recent webcast entitled “A Global Context for Healthcare Consumerism: Insights and Opportunities from Deloitte’s 2011 Survey of Health Care Consumers,” offered a look at how consumers view healthcare and make their healthcare purchasing decisions. Here, MOT reviews the survey’s key points and explores how they impact physicians in private practice.
     

  • 5 Signs Your Employees Are Unhappy

    One of the largest issues for any physician practice, aside from attempting to increase patient volume, is an unhappy employee. When there is discontent in the core it affects morale and productivity in the workplace.