Medication payment rules are changing. Here's an review of important terms and an update on proposed and enacted rule changes.
The time-intensive and costly job of storing and inventorying medicines is eased with smart technology systems.
Healthcare costs continues to rise, but practitioners can help by meeting the reimbursement requirements for Part B drugs in outpatient settings.
Updated HIPAA rules require healthcare organizations stay vigilant keeping patient data safe from threats in this ever-changing digital age.
As healthcare providers become increasingly overwhelmed by workplace demand, interventions and treatments are needed at the individual and organizational level.
Pricing of drugs is far more complex than the big, bad pharma price-gouging narrative.
Why is misdiagnosis so often revealed with a second opinion? And what can be done to curb the associated costs of diagnostic errors that affect both the medical profession and patients?
Billing for drug waste sounds simple, but can be confusing. These reminders can help healthcare facilities identify what is billable.
Healthcare professionals are able to take advantage of an increasing number of medical technologies to modernize their practices and revolutionize patient care.
Is the concierge practice model the future of healthcare?
While providers and patients are gradually embracing digital health technology, there are still barriers to be overcome and strategies that could be adopted to increase its application.
For 2018, the proposed changes to the OPPS rules have been published in the Federal Register, the comment period has ended, and the final rules will be decided before the year’s end.
