How to Audit Patient Intake in 3 Hours
You can learn more about your practice in one afternoon of watching intake than in a month of dashboards. I mean that literally. Block three hours, grab a notebook, and g
You can learn more about your practice in one afternoon of watching intake than in a month of dashboards. I mean that literally. Block three hours, grab a notebook, and g
Refill requests are the workflow that quietly eats concierge practices alive. Every clinic I've worked with underestimates the volume until they actually count it. A
Most practices treat an EMR migration as a software problem. It is really a logistics problem. The software is the easy part. The risk lives in the cutover: the hours whe
The hidden tax on a compounding practice: refill coordination If you run a compounding practice, you already know refills eat your week. What you may not have measured i
Most clinics I walk into have SOPs. They're in a binder on a shelf, or a Google Doc nobody opens, or worse, in the head of the one MA who's been there seven years
Most EMR migrations fail in the discovery phase, not the cutover. By the time you're loading patient records into a new system, the damage from a sloppy audit is alre
The intake form is the most expensive piece of paper in your practice I've watched front desk teams spend more time chasing missing intake fields than they spend act
The handoffs are where you're losing money If you want to find the real bottlenecks in your practice, don't look at your providers. Look at the spaces between th
Prior authorization is the tax nobody put on the invoice. You don't see it on the P&L as a line item, but it's there, sitting inside payroll, inside the medic