Sarah Scher, JD, CEO at the Cooperative of American Physicians, Inc. was interviewed for this piece on how changes in telemedicine, regulation, relationships, and more will survive the pandemic.

On and after January 1, 2022, healthcare practitioners authorized to issue prescriptions must do so by electronic data transmission means, and pharmacies must be able to accept and process a Rx electronically transmitted.  The failure to comply with these provisions requires referral to the licensing board for administrative sanctions.

When was the last time you conducted a general check-up on the health of your practice? It may seem obvious, but clinical excellence aside, the care you provide for your patients may be impacted by the efficiency and effectiveness of your practice operations.

Providing valuable insurance benefit options for your employees is one way to help keep your practice operating smoothly. Your staff are one of your most valuable assets and when they have peace of mind about their personal well-being, they will have more energy to devote to you and your patients.

As terrible as the pandemic has been, with its sweeping devastation to medical practices, COVID-19 has prompted physicians to develop new systems and procedures to treat patients. As a result, physicians have turned their shrinking practices into busy offices providing vital services to patients.