In line with its growth and development strategy to enhance profitability and expand its services in the First Quarter of 2021 throughout the Midwest and Eastern United States, NCDS is pleased to announce that it has acquired new clients in Ohio and New York.
At the start of the pandemic, a few medical practices assumed that this would mean a boom in profits for them. Even so, many suffered losses with most patients opting out of elective surgeries and in-person visits.
If you’re in the medical field, chances are that your patients will have questions about the deductibles for their services. Read our article that breaks down patient deductibles.
A two percent cut to Medicare reimbursement will be paused until the end of the year, CMS recently announced. The announcement via the MLN Connects newsletter on April 16th stated that the Medicare sequestration will not be applied to Medicare fee-for-service claims through Dec. 31, 2021, per a new federal law.
ODM announced the selection of six managed care plans to lead the department’s evolution of managed care services for its more than 3 million members and thousands of medical providers…
Unclear about what MIPS entails for your medical practice? Here are some guidelines that seek to answer the common questions you might have about this reporting system.
The 2021 AMA National Advocacy Conference is normally held in Washington, with traditional highlights including visits to Capitol Hill where physicians meet with their senators and representatives to seek their support in addressing the concerns of their patients and colleagues.
Medicare spending on physician services decreased by $9.4 billion, or 19 percent, in the first half of 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new analysis from the American Medical Association (AMA).
What’s the news: President Joe Biden’s administration is nearly doubling the Medicare payment for administration of the COVID-19 vaccine, raising it from $23 to $40, effective immediately.
Telemedicine will not revolutionize health care on its own, but the experience of millions of Americans during the pandemic assures us that it will become a permanent fixture of the health care ecosystem – one likely to account for a growing share of revenue in our $4 trillion health care economy.