Operating a medical practice is more than just practicing medicine. Whether you’re a veteran physician with an established practice, or a novice practitioner branching out for the first time, the business side of your medical office can be overwhelming. You have two full time jobs…business owner and doctor. You don’t have to do it alone. Medical practice management consulting helps independent practices achieve their goals without sacrificing patient care quality. They guide ...
Great ways to fuel enthusiasm, boost success, and find balance in your daily routine Even the best of jobs have good days and bad days and sometimes can be tedious. Keeping your energy level up is about more than getting a good night sleep and a smart fueling at breakfast. It comes from your internal attitude as well as from the people around you. Take a preemptive strike against burnout with these ideas to enjoy ...
To increase revenue, save time and decrease the costs associated with billing, many healthcare facilities and private medical practices are choosing to outsource their revenue cycle management (RCM) and medical billing. When these tasks are outsourced to a reputable medical billing services company, patients receive the same cordial communication provided through an in-house billing department, but the provider benefits substantially because each claim is prepared and managed by a billing specialist. The Benefits of Using ...
Part 4 – Beginning Your Job Search: Who and What You Know If you’re just joining this blog series, we encourage you to spend some time with Parts 1, 2 and 3 to get a great framework for what we’re discussing in Part 4 – Beginning Your Job Search: Who and What you Know. If you’re a new physician reading this, we’ve guided you in Part 1 towards making the most informed choice ...
Part 3 – Beginning Your Job Search: Prep and Landing In Part 1 and Part 2 of this blog series, we guided the new physician in making the most informed choice for your career in medicine and also provided tips for assessing the opportunities available to you. This month’s article will discuss what happens after all that initial research footwork is done – preparing for the job search itself. Easier said than done, your search for ...
Part 2 – Assessing Your Opportunities In Part 1 of this blog series, we gave new physicians a general overview of our guide to success in making the most informed choice for your career in medicine. This month’s article will focus on one of the most critical aspects in helping you do that – assessing the various opportunities available to you and evaluating them based on your unique needs. One of the first questions you’ll ...
Part 1 of 3 One of the most rewarding aspects of our consultancy at Zymeda is the opportunity we have to regularly present to a wide variety of physician audiences all over Southern California. From financial to practice management topics, we truly enjoy bringing practical and useful information to physicians and their administrative staffs. One of the weightiest topics we often speak on is directed to the new physician – fresh out of his or her ...
If the proliferation of Yelp, Google, and other online ratings website reviews about a person’s experience with a doctor’s office is any indication, customer service is a big deal when it comes to maintaining the health and vitality of your practice. While this fact may not be surprising, we find that many physicians don’t realize the online reviews and ratings that they uncover about their practice may have nothing to do with ...
Physician resources for improved efficiency and a better quality of life It would be no surprise to a doctor or practice administrator reading this to know that demands on today’s physicians are staggering. From increased expectations from patients and payors to significant regulations governing the scope of care a practice must provide, it’s no wonder why physician burnout is at an all-time high. In fact, in its 2020 Lifestyle Report, Medscape, a leading ...
