6 best practices to sharpen physicians’ use of telehealth
Published: Tue, 10/20/20
6 best practices to sharpen physicians’ use of telehealth
The COVID-19 pandemic sparked rapid growth in the use of telehealth, and what’s perhaps most surprising to seasoned experts on telemedicine is how smoothly the transition has fared for so many patients and physicians.
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It’s that time of year again when everyone is planning ways to make the upcoming year their best year yet. If your practice is like most other practices, then one area where you could use some work is billing and collections.
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