Sari Nossbaum

Why Embracing Millennial Surgeons’ Attitude Can Enhance Your Practice

Millennials are bringing positive change to workforces across America, and the healthcare industry is also starting to benefit from them. As more millennial surgeons join surgical practices, leveraging their talents and insights can be impactful on many levels. From incorporating...

August 28, 2017

How To Implement Digital Patient Engagement Tools

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How To Implement Digital Patient Engagement Tools

Technology is changing all aspects of modern medicine. Today’s doctors are using technology to track recoveries, offer support after surgery, and increase communication with their patients. By leveraging technology in patient engagement tools, doctors are increasingly connecting with their patients in...

August 24, 2017

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How To Improve Patient Retention

Perhaps it’s the prevalence of the current tap-and-swipe mentality that makes us so fickle — or just a bad case of the grass is always greener — but it’s becoming increasingly difficult to keep patients loyal to one doctor or...

July 24, 2017

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Most Realistic Medical TV Shows

Medical shows continue to be one of the more popular TV genres. In addition to the usual workplace drama often depicted in TV shows, the added action of medical scenarios heightens the tension. But how realistic are these shows? It...

July 19, 2017

The Complete Guide to Surgery Cancellation Fees for Practices

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The Complete Guide to Surgery Cancellation Fees for Practices

Patients backing out of surgeries throw schedules into disarray and can cause costly repercussions for the practice. It’s a perennial problem affecting providers and there is no silver bullet solution. One way to minimize surgery cancellations and delays is to...

July 6, 2017

Burn, Baby, Burn — Preventing Surgeon Burnout

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Burn, Baby, Burn — Preventing Surgeon Burnout

There’s no getting away from it. Being a surgeon is tough. While adrenalin can keep a tired, overworked doctor through surgery, there’s only so long the buzz can last. As every doctor knows, it’s hard to maintain a full operating...

June 13, 2017

Top Tips to Manage MIPS at Your Surgical Practice

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Top Tips to Manage MIPS at Your Surgical Practice

The patient referral system is in for a shake-up as the implementation of the Medicare Merit Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) draws closer. It’s not just a matter of following the new legislation (which will be implemented in 2019). Many...

May 22, 2017

Three Post-surgery Apps That Provide a Personal Touch to Recovery

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Three Post-surgery Apps That Provide a Personal Touch to Recovery

All patients recovering from surgery would love to have a doctor standing by 24/7 to answer questions, give guidance and offer a little (ok, a lot of) TLC. Unless you’re Tom Brady or a Kardashian, this level of care is...

May 8, 2017

4 Foolproof Ways to Prevent Surgery Cancellations

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4 Foolproof Ways to Prevent Surgery Cancellations

No matter if it’s a small procedure or a major operation, the last thing anyone wants is for their surgery to be cancelled at the last moment. It’s stressful and disruptive to everyone involved, which is why surgical practices are...

April 18, 2017

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How to Avoid Add-On Code Denials

There’s nothing fun about dealing with insurance companies. Even when things are going well, it can be stressful. When complications arise and claims are denied, it’s easy to get caught in a never-ending cycle of wasted time, frustration, and rising...

March 8, 2017