This webinar is the next in a series of Revenue Cycle Management presentations created to help you generate, collect and recognize monies for your practice. Plus, you’ll receive a free white paper just for registering.
This event is available on demand
Watch the webinar
Join host, Pamela L. Moore, Editorial Director for Physicians Practice, for this informative presentation where she'll discuss tips for improving your practice’s pre-visit processes, patient collections, claim denials and more.
Hear from your peers!
In addition to Pamela's presentation, you'll hear a panel of medical practice employees discuss the strategies and tactics they've implemented in their practices and the results they've seen.
Free white paper
Just for registering, you'll receive a free copy of a new Revenue Cycle Management white paper from Physicians Practice:
Found! Revenue You May be Leaving on the Table, Part II
Smart Ideas for Improving Collections and Reducing Denials
Participant comments from Lost Revenue Found – Capturing What’s Due, Part I
"Helpful in reconfirming that practice policies we have in place are in line with standards in the industry"
"I thought it was very good; it did reinforce that collecting money is very difficult. I did come away with a few tips to tell patients regarding their outstanding charges."
"It was educational and thought provoking."
" It was nice to hear how others are handling items discussed. Also good to be reminded of issues that could become legal issues. Actual verbal info regarding calls to patients was very nice. Thanks kindly."
"Very beneficial. Helped confirm some ideas that I was thinking about for the front office."
"Great to hear what other practices do as far as financial policies, etc. Best Practices - always good to review where we are in relation to benchmarks."
"Great - This will improve our upfront collections."
Pamela L. Moore
Editorial Director
Physicians Practice
Pamela L. Moore, Ph.D., CPC, has spent the past 12 years writing, learning, and teaching about practice management.
Previously senior editor at the Medical Group Management Association, she now provides editorial oversight and research for Physicians Practice. She is a popular speaker at national and regional events and is a certified professional coder. She has a scholarly background, including work in medical ethics.
Pam has published widely in management and academic circles, including a book published by Rutgers University Press.
