Primary Care and “Population Health”
This report discusses how insurance companies view your patients as a population, and they want to do everything they can to avoid that population entering
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The Relationship Between Hearing Loss and Systemic Disease
This report discusses how several years ago, mild hearing loss was nothing to worry about, but recently new studies have come out revealing that even
Why Mild to Moderate Hearing Loss Should be Treated
This report discusses the importance of treating mild to moderate hearing loss because it can contribute significantly to common medical problems, from depression to the
Care Coordination Requires Effective Communication
This article discusses the value of a case management system that allows a single patient’s multiple health care providers to coordinate on his or her
Why Patient Engagement is More important Than Ever
This report discusses verbal communication as the key to patient engagement. Primary care physicians need to engage with their patients and discuss all the facets
Willie Sutton and The Money
This report compares Willie Sutton’s bank robbing career to healthcare expenditures. It discusses the importance of reaching at risk patients before the end up in
Referral Networks for Primary Care
This report covers important features of the referral process for the primary care physician: making the referral take minimum time for staff, the patient is
From Managed Care to Accountable Care to High Value Care
This article discusses the difference between Managed Care, Accountable Care, and High Value Care in regards to insurance in the health care system.
Advertising Patients about Over-The-Counter Hearing Aids
This article discusses the value of a hearing care specialist when it comes to fitting a patients with the right hearing aids. Despite the introduction