Eye Surgeons Should Focus On These 2015 PQRS Challenges

  Posted by Joe Carroll on August 19, 2015

What are some of the most pressing issues or challenges facing eye surgeons in the coming year? Strategies developed by the Affordable Care Act continue to move through their stated… Read Article »

Is There a Shortage of Ophthalmologists on the Horizon?

  Posted by Joe Carroll on July 10, 2015

Every medical practice, no matter what the specialty, sporadically wrestles with the theory of “supply and demand”. Simply put, there has to be enough people working to handle all the… Read Article »

How important is patient engagement in your practice?

  Posted by Joe Carroll on June 26, 2015

Technology is changing the medical world as surely as it is changing everything else. New ideas and innovations are issued daily, with upgrades, add-ons, apps and other techie-type tools expanding… Read Article »

Survey Shows 90% of Future Physicians Intend to Avoid Private Practice

  Posted by Michael Carroll on June 17, 2015

The results from the 9th Annual Epocrates Future Physicians of America Survey were recently announced. More than 1,400 medical students were surveyed, and their results indicate a significant decline in… Read Article »

Main Reasons Baby Boomers and Millennials Are Butting Heads In The Workplace

  Posted by Michael Carroll on June 11, 2015

If you’ve ever wondered why the Baby Boomers and Millennials are two generations having difficulty getting along in the workplace, you’re not alone. It’s their deep-seated differences in communication styles that seem to… Read Article »

Strategic EPM/EHR Planning Best Practices

  Posted by Joe Carroll on May 20, 2015

The process of vetting and implementing an EPM/EHR is challenging for any medical group, but the right EHR can help ultimately become an asset to your practice. In fact, an… Read Article »