Don’t Miss Us at MGMA19 in the eFax Booth 831
MGMA 2019 starts October 13th in NOLA! Carol and I will be bringing our PopUp Studio there with our friends Gregg and Fred from Health Innovation Media. Come and meet us at the eFax booth #831.
Read MoreMGMA 2019 starts October 13th in NOLA! Carol and I will be bringing our PopUp Studio there with our friends Gregg and Fred from Health Innovation Media. Come and meet us at the eFax booth #831.
Read MoreMedical Group Management Association released its 2018 MGMA DataDive Provider Compensation revealing primary care physicians’ compensation rose by more than 10 percent over the past five years.
MGMA to CMS Letter: Release past due MIPS eligibility notifications. A call for the immediate release of critical 2017 Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) eligibility information, including notifications about the low volume threshold exemption.
New Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) data find that medical practices focus on patient experience and access as patients face more options in how their care is delivered.
AdvancedMD is predicting a bright future for healthcare, patients and independent physicians, including small practices, as health technology and policies evolve toward a patient-centric care model. Visit them at MGMA booth 711.
Join your colleagues October 11–14, 2015 in Nashville, TN for MGMA15. All eyes will be on stage when conference keynote session speakers deliver some of the best content in the nation for improving your practice.
All roads point to a challenging 2015 for providers. The ICD-10 deadline will arrive, EPs still face a full year reporting period to meet Stage 2 Meaningful Use, and physicians continue to struggle with meeting Medicare’s quality reporting requirements.
We reached out to senior leaders at the Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) to get their take on these issues and more.
By Ric Sinclair – At the MGMA Annual Conference in October, Cindy Welch joined me in a presentation to talk about how she overcame challenges that virtually every practice faces today—including higher co-payments, HDHPs, uninsured patients, inaccurate insurance information, staff’s reluctance to ask patients for money, and patients’ reluctance to pay.
Last week AMA, HIMSS, CHIME and MGMA issued statements calling on the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to shorten the 2015 reporting period for providers to attest to meeting the Stage 2 meaningful use.