Monday, October 6, 2008
Archived Issues
2004-2 HIPAA, Stark, Cafe Plans; K Labor
May 16, 2004
2004-1 Antitrust, Billing & IRS errors, HSAs
March 13, 2004
2003-8 Health Savings, IRS, Appeals, Pymnt Posting
December 8, 2003
2003-7 manuals, mgma comp, ftc, hipaa
October 12, 2003
2003-6 Marketing, Revenues, Negotiation
July 9, 2003
Human Resource, Mgd Care, Advice
July 8, 2003
2003-4 Medicare, MD Comp, Reimb, Front Desk
May 22, 2003
2003-3 Fraud, Stark, Recall
April 26, 2003
2003-2 MD Comp, HIPAA, EM Coding
April 12, 2003
2003-1 HIPAA, Pediatric Surgical
March 25, 2003
In This Issue
Tax Issues Related to Household Employees
What are Examples of Common Types of Healthcare Fraud According to a Third Party Payer?
Now Offering Website Services
How To Hire And Keep Good People in a Medical Practice
Tax Issues Related to Household Employees
Despite the past publicity about the “nanny tax, many people with household employees still pay their babysitters and housekeepers in cash, without withholding taxes or filing the correct forms.
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What are Examples of Common Types of Healthcare Fraud According to a Third Party Payer?
The following was found on the public website of a well known third party payer; it makes for some interesting reading.
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Now Offering Website Services
Because so many consumers are now Web-savvy, a professional website has become an essential marketing tool for medical practices and other health care providers. To help our clients develop an effective online presence, Reed Tinsley CPA is now offering website development services together with our partner, EM Online Media.
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How To Hire And Keep Good People in a Medical Practice
Hiring and retaining a good staff is a BIG issue for all medical practices. Why? The obvious reason is that the talent pool of qualified people to work in a medical practice is shrinking. In some areas, the pool of available talent is very small or almost non-existent. This is why it is so important to find good people and when they are hired, to make sure you or your client keeps them.
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