Medical Receivables Factoring Provides Cash Flow

It wasn't too many years ago when the hot trend in the physician world was the purchase of medical practices by hospitals. The theory was that not only would the hospitals benefit by an influx of refe

The Real Deal About The Medicare 2006 Plan

Nearly one year after congress passed the Medicare and prescription drug plan, both sides are still debating its supposed benefits, or detriments. Unfortunately, many of the people who will be affecte

Why Our Healthcare System Isn't Healthy

Most people are well aware that an estimated 45 million Americans currently do not have healthcare, but is the crisis simply the lack of health insurance or even the cost of health insurance? Is ther

A Look at Electric Wheelchairs and Medicare

Electric wheelchairs are very expensive and therefore, it can be a difficult decision whether to buy one. However, Medicare usually covers up to 80% of the cost of electric wheelchairs. Any secondary

Medicare and Hearing Aids

While approximately .08% of children born in the U.S. have some degree of hearing impairment, the vast majority of audio-impaired people are over age 50. Because the people in this age range often hav

10 Big Problems We Must Overcome to Make Alternative Medicine the Major Healthcare System

There is no doubt that alternative medicine is becoming a popular option among patients in the U.S. and Canada. We love it! We are choosing it in greater and greater numbers, even though we have to p

BREAKING NEWS: Medicare Part D Prescription Plan Announced

On September 30th, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid(CMS) announced the details of Medicare Part D Precription Plan. Many people who suffer from chronic depression are disabled and depend upon Med

Avoid The Doughnut Hole of Medicare Part D

Did you know that more and more people who have Medicare coverage are turning to Canadian Pharmacy Online services? Do you realize that even with Medicare Part D, most of the people covered by Medicar

Patient Assistance Programs In Place of Medicare Part D

Some of the large pharmaceutical companies offer an assistance program to those who can not afford the cost of medication and have no insurance or government help. This is truly a blessing for those w

Making Sense of the Medicare Prescription Drug Plan

The newly added Medicare Prescription Drug Plan, also referred to as Part D, is due to go into effect January 1, 2006. And even with all the information that seniors had been inundated with this past

Medical Billing: Impact on Medicare $1,740 Therapy Cap

With the new cap imposed by Medicare effective January 2006, Medicare beneficiaries will only get $1,740 of therapy services (combined with Physical Therapy and Speech Therapy) and a separate cap for

Question to AARP Members: Did Anybody Get Through on the MedicareRx Plan?

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Health Care Providers - Help Your Patients With Medicare Part D

January 1, 2006 marked the turning of a new page in Medicare history with the implementation of broad enrollment to Medicare Part D. While some have called it the most significant change to the progra

Electronic Health Record (EHR) - An Introduction

An Electronic Health Record (EHR) is a shared longitudinal health summary shared across clinical stakeholders to improve patient care.SummaryAn EHR contains a subset of the clinical information record

Medicaid vs Medicare

Just like there's confusion over the difference between SSDI and SSI, there's confusion over the difference between Medicare and Medicaid.So, here in a nutshell, is the definition of each.Medicare - t

A Flawed U.S. Healthcare System and Some Potential Solutions

Earlier this year, the Associated Press and other popular news agencies reported on the disturbing results of a study published in the March 16, 2006 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine that

What You Should Know About Medicare And How It Will Get You An Electric Wheelchair

Does your elderly having trouble moving lately with manual wheelchairs? As age grows, muscle also withers away. Making them weaker to propel themselves using a manual wheelchair. If this is the case t

Understanding the "Donut Hole" of Medicare Part D

For those who have enrolled in Medicare Part D, this is the time when many will enter the so-called

Medical Receivables Factoring Provides Cash Flow

It wasn't too many years ago when the hot trend in the physician world was the purchase of medical practices by hospitals. The theory was that not only would the hospitals benefit by an influx of refe

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