Monthly Archives: February 2012

Our right to privacy is at the center of a lot of debates lately. The Hippocratic oath that newly licensed physicians traditionally swear includes a provision of doctor-patient privacy. But there are little ways your practice might be breaking HIPPA … Continue reading →

I’ve written earlier about how a health care practice should respond to and use new technology. This post deals with nuts-and-bolts accounting, something as old as Hippocrates himself. How much is your monthly A/R (accounts receivable)? Quick economics refresher: accounts … Continue reading →

How do you decide where to go to dinner? A lot of us head to restaurants after a friend (or Yelp) gives us a recommendation. If we hear that the food is great and the bar is incredible, we go. … Continue reading →

Electronic Medical Records, (EMRs) seem intuitive to the younger generation. I’m writing this article in Microsoft Word and publishing it on SaportaReport – there’s no reason for me to use paper. So why is it that so many health care … Continue reading →