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BHM to Attend FADAA / FCCMH Annual Conference

2017-04-02T13:28:34-04:00By |News and Events|

BHM Healthcare Solutions will be presenting at the upcoming FADAA/FCCMH Annual Conference August 6-8, 2014. BHM is very excited and pleased to participate for the first time in this spectacular event. The focus is a 2014 Guide to Behavioral Health. BHM Healthcare Solutions (BHM) is pleased to be included as a presenter at the FADAA/FCCMH Annual Conference: The Premier Florida Conference on Substance Abuse Use Disorders and Mental Health. The conference will be held August 6-8 at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress located in Orlando, Florida. For more information, including registration information please visit: http://www.fadaa-fccmhannualconference.org/index.php.

Is It Time to Replace Your EHR?

2017-04-02T13:28:34-04:00By |Clinical Analysis|

With time, Electronic Health Records (EHRs) have evolved dramatically. If you, as a practitioner, are using an older EHR system, then it may be time to replace your software. The new EHR systems have helped practices to cut costs, increase efficiency, and improve patient care, in addition to being more user-friendly and offering customization capabilities.

3 Steps for Successful EHR Implementation

2017-04-02T13:28:34-04:00By |Clinical Analysis, Clinical Operations Improvement, Compliance|

Lately there have been a number of changes in the healthcare industry that are targeted to provide quality healthcare to patients. Adapting to these changes is critical to the viability and profitability of your medical practice. 1. Implement Electronic Health Record (EHR) system If you haven’t adopted the electronic health record system, then now is the final call to do it. The government has announced July 1, 2014 deadline for physicians to implement EHR system or they will penalized beginning in 2015. Through implementation of electronic health records, physicians will be able to have complete access to comprehensive and accurate information, which will enable them to provide improved and quality medical care to patients. According to government statistics, providers using the EHR system have reported: •94% physicians said with EHR patient records are available every time •88% report EHR benefits clinical procedures of practice •75% providers reported improved patient care

Picture of Mental Health (infographic)

2017-04-02T13:28:34-04:00By |Medicare and Medicaid, Mental Health Parity|

The number associated with mental illness in the Unites States are staggering, mind-boggling. The supply and demand for mental health services is completely off kilter. As we are aware, there is a national shortage of physicians, and an even shorter supply of psychiatrists. The need for mental health diagnosis and treatment is soaring, in part due to Medicaid expansion and in part due to the stigma which has been associated with mental health diminishing somewhat.

3 Collection Leverage Strategies | Maximizing Bad Debt Collections

2017-04-02T13:28:34-04:00By |Financial, Financial Analysis|

The best bad debt collection strategy utilizes three leverages, which "motivate" patients to pay a delinquent bill. 1. Independent Third-Party | Collection Leverage The first is the involvement of an independent third-party. Collection agencies create a situation where the debtor may or may not know what the collection agency is going to do to collect the debt. I call this the threat of the unknown. This creates an environment, which motivates some account holders to resolve their debt quickly and amicably.

Physician Compensation 101: How Doctors Get Paid

2017-04-02T13:28:34-04:00By |Financial, Health Care Reform, Physician Compensation|

The U.S. Healthare System is moving toward unifying physician compensation methods, but we’re not there yet. If you’ve ever tried to understand all the various methods by which doctors are paid in the U.S. and found yourself completely and utterly baffled, you’re not alone. Here’s a handy guide to help you understand the various methods by which physicians can be paid.

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