The “Silver Tsunami” is upon us: every day in the United States, 10,000 people turn 65. According to the Administration on Aging, those over 65 represent more than 15% of the population; that will swell to more than 20% of the population in the next decade. Americans...
Telehealth: The Future of Medicine
Succession Planning for Closely Held Medical Practices
Minimizing Wait Times
OPWDD Rate Update
MACRA – The Essentials of the New Legislation
Guest Article: Legal Challenges Posed by Healthcare’s Use of Social Media
A Primer on Medical Practice Financing
New Law Allows New York Article 28 Clinics to Provide Off-Site Primary Care Services
OPWDD Medicaid Transportation Providers: Changes Effective January 1, 2017
Medical Office Technology
NYS Law Update: Anti-Harassment in the Workplace
Jun 4, 2018
In light of the high profile cases in recent news, New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo signed into law new provisions targeted at preventing sexual harassment in the workplace. The new law went into effect on April 12, 2018, and requires New York State employers to:...
Guest Article: One Hit and a Few Near Misses: How New York State Physicians Lost Fundamental Rights, Risked Losing More – And No One Noticed
Jun 4, 2018
On February 13, 2018, New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo proposed a 30-day budget amendment designed to crack down on physician misconduct.1 The budget amendment sought significant and material changes to a number of statutes that would have involved the medical...
Management Services Organizations for Small and Mid-Size Practices after the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
Jun 4, 2018
Management Services Organizations (MSO) have been common in the medical space for many years, existing to assist and streamline administrative, back office, and other non-clinical services for physician practices. MSOs can provide value by assisting practices in...
Utilizing Life Insurance as an Investment Vehicle
Jun 4, 2018
When individuals invest, they consider mutual funds, stocks, bonds, real estate, and other potential options, however they often overlook the possibility of investing in life insurance. Yes, life insurance is an important component of your financial plan from a risk...
OMIG’s Mandatory Medicaid Compliance Program
May 23, 2018
With physicians looking to find ways to increase their revenue streams, some physicians have started working with Medicaid patients. While this may open up an additional revenue stream for them, it may also open up increased risk for unsuspecting practices. With...
Telehealth: The Future of Medicine
Jan 9, 2018
Telehealth is another fascinating product of human ingenuity; the United States Federal Government defines telehealth as: “The use of electronic information and telecommunications technologies to support long-distance clinical health care, patient and professional...
Succession Planning for Closely Held Medical Practices
Jan 9, 2018
One of the toughest issues facing closely held medical practices deals with succession planning. While large groups often have multiple owners with an established procedure for redeeming equity stakes and a pipeline of potential successors waiting, closely held...
Minimizing Wait Times
Jan 9, 2018
For many patients, scheduling a doctor’s appointment is an unnecessarily frustrating task. First, there is the challenge of scheduling an appointment on a day that fits into their often busy calendar. Then, even when they find the perfect appointment, there is only...