Answering the Call Part 2: The Receptionist’s Role in Insurance Verification and Payments
Your receptionist holds one of the many keys to your financial success. Two of the biggest sources of lost Read More →
Answering the Call Part 1: Your Receptionist’s Role in Wound Care
Receptionists wear many hats. They are the face of your practice, act as a detective, and are your gateway Read More →
Getting A Medicare DME License Is Not As Hard As You Think
To begin dispensing DME Wound Care products, a Medicare DME license is needed, but some doctors lose out on the Read More →
The “Amazon Effect” on Patient Care
Amazon ships approximately 1.6 mission packages a day. That is more than 66,000 orders per hour or 18.5 orders Read More →
Billing Wound Care Supplies and Debridement
Billing wound care supplies and debridement together can be tricky. It is essential that medical practices follow the following Read More →
Why You Should Start A Wound Care Practice
If you're a physician, there are many reasons why you should start a wound care practice. Not only is Read More →
Part 1: Managing And Maintaining Your Inventory
Very little time and attention is given to the subject of inventory. Neglected inventory causes missed opportunities and poor Read More →
Marketing Your Wound Care Practice Through Blog Posts
We all know that patients use their favorite physician, Dr. Google, to research their condition online. Recently, I had Read More →
What Causes Failed Implementation?
Physicians ask me all the time how to start or continue dispensing wound care supplies. They want to start Read More →
How To Respond To Medicare DME A6010 Audit Request
So, you have received a Medicare DME A6010 Audit. First, don't worry. If they are requesting one chart at Read More →
