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December 14, 2011

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Medicare paying for obesity screening, counseling

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services will reimburse you for more preventive services. Get the codes you need to get started. » Full article

Top 5 practice trends for 2012

With more private practice physicians seeking group employment, and a growing primary care physician shortage likely, what do you see up ahead? » Full article

Payer bonuses for care quality likely to continue

The good news for you is that financial incentives for care coordination can be counted toward health plans’ medical loss ratio, according to a new CMS regulation. » Full article

Office-based PCPs missing out on early ACOs

Hospital systems and others want to include office-based primary care doctors in accountable care organizations but are unsure how to do so. Should your practice join an ACO? » Full article

CDC: EHR adoption doubled since 2008

Nearly twice as many of you now use “basic” EHR systems than did in 2008. Find out why, and see if your EHR meets the definition of “basic” functionality. » Full article

PCPs beat specialists with shorter wait times

See how your state’s wait times rank nationally and find out how your practice stacks up against others. » Full article

 

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