Debt ceiling on Federal Debt is a perennial topic for debate in the US healthcare scenario. Debt ceiling or Debt limit is the brink to which U.S. Federal Government can raise debts to fund its budgetary allocation. Although there have been instances in the past that allowed for raising debts well over the statutory limit, […]
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How to Find the Best Medical Billing Specialist in your area?

One may ask why practices require medical billing specialists. A crucial reason might be that taking up the services of a medical biller or a coder may lower overhead costs and expenses but definitely will help the physician to collect more revenues. Physicians across all states are constantly facing difficulties in insurance coding and payment […]
Remote Mental Health Billers
Mental health services are very hard to access in rural areas and those suffering from mental illnesses have to encounter unavailability and isolation from mental health services. This is due to the fact that almost 75% of the total population in rural counties lacks a psychiatry specialist and almost 95% do not have access to […]
Optimizing Revenue By PQRS Participation
PQRS, the Medicare program paid out over 234 million US dollars in 2009 to medical professionals who subscribed to the program. However, a large segment of professionals failed to qualify, were just not aware, or lacked the inclination to take part. Out of over one million medical professionals deemed eligible to take part in the […]
PCMH: Assisting Primary Care Physicians as well as Patients

A Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) is not a particular type of hospital or building but an alternative approach to delivering health care that provides coordinated, continuous patient-centric medical care, managed by a team of individuals led by a physician. PCMHs employ the latest technology available to make optimum use of time and funds in order […]
Have you implemented your EMR successfully
Successful EMR Implementation: Vital Signs The implementation of Electronic Medical Records (EMR) is an integral part of the recent health reforms and many hospitals, clinics and physicians have already started using EMRs successfully. There are numerous ways to gauge the efficiency and the compliance of EMRs with government guidelines to be eligible for the incentives […]
The Proposed Medicare Cuts, and Its Imminent Repercussions
The Congress’ balancing act aimed at increasing nation’s debt, and decreasing federal spending has quite expectedly singled out Medicare – which is one of the priority spending sectors in the Federal Budget – as the nucleus of its growing deficit budget, and the one that requires immediate controlling measures either in terms of careful structural […]
US Physicians’ Administration Costs Four Times Higher Than Single-payer Healthcare Providers
Going by a recent survey by the researchers with Cornell University and University of Toronto – which has unearthed alarming fact about relatively higher administrative costs in the United States: physician practices incurring nearly $83,000 in administrative costs per physician each year, nearly four times the amount spent by their Canadian counterparts – it is […]
Top 4 Challenges in Healthcare Information Exchange (HIE)
Healthcare Information Exchange is the end goal of the recent health reforms in the United States and aims to provide better patient care on a continual basis by multiple organizations. The implementation of HIE not only helps in providing quality care to patients but also assists in reducing costs and errors that arise due to […]
Primary Healthcare: A Critical Reassessment in the Changing Healthcare Scenario
The Primary Health Care (PHC) system in the US has so far served as a platform for providing frontline care with services provided by medical professionals ranging from family physicians and assistants, internal medicine specialists, nursing practitioners, and clinicians. In this blog we will discuss about, Primary Healthcare: a critical reassessment in the changing healthcare […]