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Handling Unhappy (or Irate) Patients
Seven steps to an effective termination
Collection success rate dependent on length of delinquency
THE BLOG
Handling Unhappy (or Irate) Patients
The following is a situation that recently happened in a physician’s office: A patient came in to complain about the "no show" charge of $50. The administrator along with the billing manager went out to meet with him.....
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Seven steps to an effective termination
Terminations are inevitable within any organization. And knowing how to terminate employees in a way that preserves their dignity while meeting the objectives of the organization is important.
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Collection success rate dependent on length of delinquency
Cash flow is the engine that drives healthcare businesses large and small. Delinquent accounts are the brakes that bring healthcare companies to a screeching halt.
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THE BLOG

Recent posts at the blog; come by for a visit: http://rtacpa.blogs.com/

• Hire help to keep your nurses efficient
• Actual lease vs equipment lease
• HIPAA and employee access to their own record
• Tips for your managed care exit strategy
• Practice start ups - finding the right counsel
• Difference between direct and incident-to billing

 
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