Few professionals work as long or as hard as nurses. This career is demanding, but also rewarding. With little sleep and high expectations, it is no surprise that some find themselves fighting headaches or physical pain from the demands of the job. In some cases, a...
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Healthcare leaders take note: Three tips to build positive workplace culture
There are many elements that come together to make for a successful healthcare business. When it comes to a productive workforce, whether administrative staff, physicians or executive board members, the benefits of a positive workplace culture cannot be understated. A...
How should my private practice handle Medicare overpayment notifications?
A Medicare overpayment notification indicates that the government believes it overpaid the practice for services provided. This situation not only impacts financial standing but also compliance with federal regulations, making it important for healthcare providers to...
When is a medical contract too good to be true?
Physicians looking to enter the market or change positions in an already established career are wise to carefully review the terms of any proposed offer. These offers can include an array of concerning provisions, from noncompete agreements and other restrictive...
Exploring merger and acquisition strategies in New York’s healthcare sector
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) play a pivotal role for growth and adaptation of healthcare businesses. Leaders in the healthcare industry may consider various M&A options to expand their capabilities, enter new markets, or enhance their services. This is...
Preparing for a transaction: Tips for home health business buyers and sellers
The healthcare industry, particularly the home health and hospice sector, is experiencing a dynamic shift with an increasing number of transactions. Recent reports show 20 upcoming transactions that will generate over $12 billion in merger and acquisition activity in...
Are nurses ready to meet the healthcare needs of NY’s aging population?
As New York’s population ages, healthcare professionals face unique challenges in meeting the needs of elderly patients. Healthcare leaders throughout the state are taking steps to help better ensure nurses are prepared to provide for the state’s aging population. In...
Tips for success when serving as a CMO
Chief Medical Officers (CMOs) serve as pivotal leaders within healthcare businesses, bridging clinical expertise with organizational strategy. CMOs oversee medical staff to help better ensure quality care delivery. They also work to align medical services with the...
How can healthcare leaders protect organization culture after an M&A deal?
Those who run healthcare businesses know that the implications of merger and acquisition (M&A) transactions extend beyond financial considerations. A successful transition also requires fostering a positive organizational culture. There are steps that can help to...
Ambulance billing for Medicare: Watch out for these federal regulations
Ambulance services play an important role in healthcare, ensuring timely transportation for patients in need but billing for these services can be complex. Ambulance companies must comply with various federal regulations. A failure to do so can result in serious...