Major new regulatory requirements are in the pipeline courtesy of the U.S. Department of the Treasury, and staying current—and avoiding
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Pain Management Coders: Are You Ready for 2018?
Pain management coders: There are scores of new and modified codes to be aware of in 2018, warns Amy Turner,
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Tax compliance for Form 1041, officially called the U.S. Income Tax Return for Estates and Trusts, can be dizzying, especially
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Pulmonary Medicine Coders: Do You Know What’s New for 2018?
2018 brings plenty of coding updates for pulmonary medicine, says Jill Young, an expert coder and CEO of Young Medical
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Employee Retention Demands Flexibility, Inclusion, and Quick Onboarding
Use a ‘Stay Interview’ to Build Trust and Open Communication, Expert Says Losing good employees is expensive, and with
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There are tons of new codes for 2018—but just a relative few impact those in pediatrics, said Donelle Holle, a
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‘Summer Bridge’ Gives First-Generation College Students Needed Boost
The transition from high school to college is difficult for everyone, but especially so for low-income, first-generation college students, or
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Job Hazard Analysis Can Be Key to Broader Workplace Safety
If you are working for a contractor, you need to know how to properly write a job hazard analysis (JHA).
...Continue readingUntangling the Rules for 2018: Coding Multiple CPT Procedures in Urology
Each day, urologists perform increasingly complicated operations involving multiple surgical procedures and different CPT® codes. Such complex procedures can trip
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Flow-through taxes for S corporations will be a whole lot different for 2018 than they were for 2017, warns Vicki
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