Monthly Archives: October 2011

Nowadays you need to use more and more objective findings to document a patient’s improvement and response to treatment. A major tool to substantiate a patient’s need for care are objective measurement tools such as Oswestry disability indexes, pain questionnaires, … Continue reading →

DESCRIPTION: All the basics and all the details you need to make a living billing your patients’ insurance successfully.  In this book, you will find information such as: How to decide whether to bill insurance or not in your practice … Continue reading →

I have been busy getting the forums up and running. We are planning to have two general forums. One is for discussion of individual insurance companies and the other for a discussion of laws, regulations, and issues from and about … Continue reading →

The book is going to be released any day now. To purchase it (and get a pre-publication discount of 20%) click here.

I was pleasantly surprised last week when I had a patient sign an addendum to our PI Policy without complaining.  Although she had previously signed the more generic policy stating that, if she became responsible for her bill (if it … Continue reading →

So, here in California at least, all of the Practitioners have been receiving “Cigna election to participate request forms’ to sign and send back to ASH…to reiterate their desire to be a Cigna provider.  Hopefully this will bi-pass any weird … Continue reading →