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The Desire for Cost Savings Driving Key Trends in Healthcare Market

HIT Consultant

Since many private practices are smaller (one to four physicians), the area is ripe for consolidation, as private equity groups can purchase practices at favorable multiples and grow them through the holding period, streamline operations, and invest in new locations. Physicians Move to Employed Models.

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Why You Should Share Behavioral Health Notes With Patients

Icanotes

Under the Cures Act, healthcare providers will be required to share the following types of clinical notes with patients as outlined in the United States Core Data for Interoperability : Assessments. In some cases, healthcare providers aren’t required to share their notes. Should Therapists Share Notes?

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Complete Guide to Mental Health Billing

Icanotes

For example, some insurance will only cover mental health services by specific providers, such as physicians, psychiatrists, clinical psychologists and clinical social workers. Additionally, some independent mental healthcare providers can only diagnose the patient with a mental disorder because insurance will not cover the actual treatment.

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Back to the Future: Welcome to the Patient Centered Medical Home (Guest Post)

Health Dialog

When you get through, you’ll probably be squeezed into a busy schedule and spend hours waiting for a few minutes with your healthcare provider. The PCMH is set up to let you see your healthcare providers when you feel it’s necessary, not just when a test result or diagnosis dictates that you need to go in.

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The Definitive Step-By-Step Guide to Mental Health Billing

Etactics

Fair warning, I’m about to bring in another general statistic to help paint the healthcare billing landscape. A more recent survey from 2021 determined that 85% of denials are preventable. Your NPI is a 10-digit number that’s used to identify you to other healthcare partners and payers.