There are three transitional elements a new anesthesia group should focus on to make the transition as smooth and seamless as possible. The first key is . . .
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Hornsby Joins DPI as Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer
Diversified Professionals, Inc. is pleased to announce Larry G. Hornsby, CRNA, as Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer. Hornsby brings 30 years of experience specific to the industry of anesthesia management.
Anesthesia Billing: What Exactly IS the AD Modifier, and When Should it be Used?
Anesthesia billing has many unique facets that make it different from other medical specialty billing. One unique element is the use of modifiers. . .
Key Steps to Making the Right Hire
One of the most important things an owner in a company can influence and control is the organizational process of hiring people. There is no question that everyone wants to make the perfect hire. However, …
Ringing in the New Year with MACRA and MIPS
If you are a healthcare provider and have not yet familiarized yourself with the meaning of these acronyms, this article will provide a basic overview and also give direction on how to implement these systems in 2017.
Should I Hire or Contract My Anesthesia Services?
Anesthesia is one of the most important and vital services a hospital or surgical center provides to its patients and clients. While the actual service of providing anesthesia may seem simple, the business of anesthesia is unique and complex.
Three Compelling Reasons for a Hospital System to Use One Anesthesia Group
Consolidating anesthesia services from several groups to one within a hospital system can offer many advantages. Here are 3 major advantages of using one anesthesia group for all facilities within a hospital system.
How Easy is Transitioning to a New Anesthesia Group?
Changing your anesthesia group can be as easy or as complicated as you could imagine. Here are a few considerations account for when planning for a transition.
Five Questions Every Hospital Administrator Should Ask When Trying to Decide on a New Anesthesia Group
It’s not every day, every year, or even every few years that a hospital administrator has to think about looking for a new anesthesia group for his or her facility.
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