Starting January 2023, CAP members who receive their printed monthly statements via postal mail will be automatically enrolled in paperless billing to help reduce costs, and use of paper, on behalf of the entire membership.

Wednesday, September 21, 2022 from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m., join CAP for a discussion on AB 35 and its impact on California physicians, presented through the 4th Annual Public Affairs Symposium.

Nearly half (43%) of cyberattacks are aimed at small businesses, yet only 14% of these businesses are prepared to defend themselves. As criminals develop more awareness around security flaws, they are becoming increasingly sophisticated in their attacks, and without the proper infrastructure in place, your medical practice could be their next victim.

Practice staff are finding themselves with less time than ever before to complete day-to-day administrative tasks, including scheduling and confirming patient appointments. This is partially due to increased patient volumes and new administrative regulations, such as the No Surprise Billing Act that went into effect January 1 of this year.

Medical practices are legal business entities that carry significant financial risks. While it is impossible to remove 100 percent of everyday risks, physicians should take prudent steps to mitigate business and financial risks to their practices.