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Considering Central Fill for your retail or outpatient pharmacies? Integrating #scripClip at the point of dispensing has saved Nebraska Medicine significant time and free pharmacists to spend more time with patients. See how they do it:
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Outpatient Development Report. The 2024 report covers all medical outpatient real estate developments that either broke ground or completed in the previous year. https://lnkd.in/gZdE3jD9 . . . #realestatedevelopments #cre #commercialrealestate #floridacre #thekiteamteam #creflorida #floridarealestate #realestatenews
2024 Outpatient Development Report - Revista
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Prior Authorization makes no sense in low cost, high value care- Having worked for nearly a decade in alternative and ancillary care, the most constant refrain from providers and patients alike was that prior authorization had no place in determining the appropriateness of care: PA was purely in place as a cost-containment strategy to drive down patient utilization. The irony is that sending patients with MSK issues to ancillary providers such as PT has better outcomes and lower cost than sending them directly to an orthopedist. https://lnkd.in/g42S-Axy
UnitedHealthcare adds prior authorization requirements for physical therapy
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When is an Urgent Care actually a Hospital ER? Whenever the Urgent Care is affiliated with a hospital. We use Urgent Care centers when we know we don't need the higher levels of care available at an Emergency Room because treatment in an ER is the most expensive form of medical care. Conglomeratecare found a way to increase shareholder value without any risk. Conglomeratecare buys a group of free standing independent Urgent Care facilities and renamed them Hospital Outpatient Department (HOPD) and increases what they charge by multiples. Nothing changes but the name and price. It is an outrageous abuse of the system. It is price gagging. It is business as usual for Conglomeratecare. https://lnkd.in/eAbWnZ8h
Opinion | Even Doctors Like Me Are Falling Into This Medical Bill Trap
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🏥 Shaping the Future of Healthcare Real Estate! Dive into the Rise of Outpatient Care Centers - a game-changer in convenience and cost-effectiveness. https://lnkd.in/dEtb3UTq - #HBRE #HBRexperts #HealthcareTrends #RealEstateRevolution"
The Rise of Outpatient Care Centers: A Shift in Healthcare Real Estate Trends - HBRE
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Do you have questions on the correct use of HCPCS code G2211 and modifier 25? See "How to Use the Office & Outpatient Evaluation and Management Visit Complexity Add-on Code G2211" for answers: #healthcare https://lnkd.in/gfdspxxw
MM13473 - How to Use the Office and Outpatient Evaluation and Management Visit Complexity Add-on Code G2211
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Certified Hyperbaric Specialist | Clinical Hyperbaric Oxygen Advocate for Medical and Elective Needs
Folks, there's a concerning trend in the mild hyperbaric community: the belief that because they use air compression, they can skirt around federal laws and guidelines regarding pressure vessels and fire safety. As a result, they've been installing these chambers in businesses and homes without regard for safety regulations or standards. Upholding Compliance in Hyperbaric Oxygen Clinics: Navigating Regulatory Challenges in Outpatient and Home Settings In the dynamic landscape of healthcare, the integration of hyperbaric oxygen (HBO) therapy into outpatient clinics and even home settings presents a myriad of challenges for stakeholders. Architects, builders, and healthcare providers must navigate complex regulatory requirements to ensure compliance and uphold patient safety, particularly in the context of mild hyperbaric clinics operating both in outpatient facilities and people's homes. While outpatient clinics are well-versed in design and compliance standards, the expansion of HBO therapy into home settings adds an additional layer of complexity. Federal laws and guidelines governing HBO therapy apply not only to traditional outpatient facilities but also to home-based treatments. However, the rise of mild hyperbarics operating in homes has led to concerns regarding compliance and regulatory oversight. It is crucial to recognize that the regulations governing HBO therapy are designed to protect patients and maintain the highest standards of care, regardless of the treatment setting. Compliance with these regulations is essential to ensure patient safety and prevent adverse outcomes. Failure to adhere to regulatory guidelines can have serious consequences, including legal penalties, reputational damage, and harm to patients. The proliferation of mild hyperbaric chambers operating in home settings without proper adherence to federal laws and guidelines is a significant concern. While the convenience of home-based treatments may be appealing to some patients, it is imperative that these clinics prioritize compliance and accountability to safeguard patient well-being. Architects, builders, and healthcare providers must work collaboratively to navigate the unique challenges posed by home-based HBO therapy. This includes ensuring that home hyperbaric chambers meet all necessary safety and regulatory requirements, as well as providing adequate training and education for patients and caregivers. In conclusion, the expansion of HBO therapy into home settings underscores the importance of upholding compliance and accountability across all treatment settings. By prioritizing patient safety and adhering to regulatory guidelines, we can ensure that hyperbaric oxygen therapy continues to be delivered safely and effectively, whether in outpatient clinics or people's homes. Together, let us strive to maintain the highest standards of care and uphold the integrity of the healthcare system. #patientadvocate #clientadvocate #divemedcine #safetystandards
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Safety Leader | Building Positive Culture & Tech-Driven Solutions | Hyperbaric Risk Management Specialist
When it comes to your health, wouldn't you entrust yourself to the absolute best environment and practices available? This article highlights a concerning trend - some mild hyperbaric chambers are bypassing safety regulations. While home-based treatment might be convenient, prioritizing patient safety is paramount. Compliant HBOT facilities offer peace of mind with: Trained Professionals - Experienced staff monitor patients and respond to any issues during treatment. Standardized Protocols - Established procedures ensure consistent and effective therapy. Safety Measures - Compliant facilities prioritize fire safety, system maintenance, and emergency procedures. By choosing a compliant facility, you can focus on healing with the confidence that your HBOT therapy is delivered safely and effectively.
Certified Hyperbaric Specialist | Clinical Hyperbaric Oxygen Advocate for Medical and Elective Needs
Folks, there's a concerning trend in the mild hyperbaric community: the belief that because they use air compression, they can skirt around federal laws and guidelines regarding pressure vessels and fire safety. As a result, they've been installing these chambers in businesses and homes without regard for safety regulations or standards. Upholding Compliance in Hyperbaric Oxygen Clinics: Navigating Regulatory Challenges in Outpatient and Home Settings In the dynamic landscape of healthcare, the integration of hyperbaric oxygen (HBO) therapy into outpatient clinics and even home settings presents a myriad of challenges for stakeholders. Architects, builders, and healthcare providers must navigate complex regulatory requirements to ensure compliance and uphold patient safety, particularly in the context of mild hyperbaric clinics operating both in outpatient facilities and people's homes. While outpatient clinics are well-versed in design and compliance standards, the expansion of HBO therapy into home settings adds an additional layer of complexity. Federal laws and guidelines governing HBO therapy apply not only to traditional outpatient facilities but also to home-based treatments. However, the rise of mild hyperbarics operating in homes has led to concerns regarding compliance and regulatory oversight. It is crucial to recognize that the regulations governing HBO therapy are designed to protect patients and maintain the highest standards of care, regardless of the treatment setting. Compliance with these regulations is essential to ensure patient safety and prevent adverse outcomes. Failure to adhere to regulatory guidelines can have serious consequences, including legal penalties, reputational damage, and harm to patients. The proliferation of mild hyperbaric chambers operating in home settings without proper adherence to federal laws and guidelines is a significant concern. While the convenience of home-based treatments may be appealing to some patients, it is imperative that these clinics prioritize compliance and accountability to safeguard patient well-being. Architects, builders, and healthcare providers must work collaboratively to navigate the unique challenges posed by home-based HBO therapy. This includes ensuring that home hyperbaric chambers meet all necessary safety and regulatory requirements, as well as providing adequate training and education for patients and caregivers. In conclusion, the expansion of HBO therapy into home settings underscores the importance of upholding compliance and accountability across all treatment settings. By prioritizing patient safety and adhering to regulatory guidelines, we can ensure that hyperbaric oxygen therapy continues to be delivered safely and effectively, whether in outpatient clinics or people's homes. Together, let us strive to maintain the highest standards of care and uphold the integrity of the healthcare system. #patientadvocate #clientadvocate #divemedcine #safetystandards
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Does your Chief Pharmacy Officer understand how valuable the outpatient pharmacy team is?? Truly innovative work is happening at Lifespan, who's CPO Christine Collins absolutely gets it. While the pharmacy team brings many solutions to ease well-documented physician burnout, Christine warns against under-resourcing pharmacy--which merely kicks the can of physician burnout down the road--threatening the integrated pharmacy team. Cutting pharmacy staffing levels while raising expectations on them is no solution at all. The healthcare crisis isn't just about a lack of doctors; it's about underutilized talent within reach. Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians, with their depth of knowledge and patient accessibility, should be key players in bridging the healthcare gap but cannot be under resourced. Cascadia Rx Insights sees this a CALL TO ACTION! We're reimagining healthcare, one health system, one pharmacy, one clinic at a time--leveraging the power of pharmacy. We're balancing the undisputed value add of integrated pharmacy with safe staffing levels. Are you ready to join the revolution? #RethinkPharmacy #SafeStaffing #DoesYourCPOgetIt? #CascadiaRxInsights https://lnkd.in/gXbFzNwP
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Explore Fresh Perspectives and Actionable Insights on the "Future of Outpatient Healthcare" through my latest blog at - https://lnkd.in/dQRzejcf #marketresearch #healthcare #medicaldevice #contentmarketing #organiccontentmarketing #contentwritting #digitalmarketing
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