September 01, 2006
Article
Everyone is talking about the decline in reimbursements and the increase in overhead costs. While most practices are faltering, some are quite successful--that is, they are economically thriving. So what makes the difference?
March 08, 2006
Article
P4P, pay-for-performance, tiered networks, insurance
October 01, 2005
Article
Internet, Web sites, Practice management
August 01, 2005
Article
software,coding,reimbursement,billing,practicemanagement,electronicmedicalrecord
May 02, 2005
Article
When Gordon R. Kelley, MD, was called to the ICU in Kansas City, Mo, to evaluate a deteriorating patient who had apparently overdosed on methadone, he was puzzled. CT and MRI scans revealed an obstructive hydrocephalus associated with abnormal signals throughout the cerebellum, basal ganglia, and hippocampi. He knew that these findings were not consistent with a typical cerebrovascular injury, but he and other treating physicians were unsure of the cause of the findings. Reaching for his handheld computer, he entered several key words into his favorite program, NERVLINE: cerebellum . . . heroin . . . leukoencephalopathy