E23 What is the Difference Between a Practice Manager and a Business Manager

E25 Taking a Break

Today we have a special announcement regarding the Pulse Practice Management podcast. If you would like to reach out to us, you can reach us at ⁠coaching@ams-nc.com⁠ [coaching@ams-nc.com] or ⁠www.appliedmedicalsystems.com⁠ [www.appliedmedicalsystems.com].

E24 Navigating the Struggles of Changing Your EHR

In today’s episode, we talk about the challenges and benefits of transitioning to a new EHR. It can be a daunting but manageable task and should be worth the effort, if you do your research. We’ll share some ideas to consider when shopping and tips to make it through the transition. If you would like to receive our newsletter, have any questions, or would like to share your story, you can reach us at coaching@ams-nc.com [coaching@ams-nc.com] or www.appliedmedicalsystems.com [www.appliedmedicalsystems.com].

E23 What is the Difference Between a Practice Manager and a Business Manager

In our episode today we talk about the roles and responsibilities of practice managers and business managers and why your practice may need both. We look at the distinctions between the two roles, and the skills needed for each. Some skills and responsibilities are unique to each role, while many overlap and require them to work together.   You can reach us at coaching@ams-nc.com [coaching@ams-nc.com] or Appliedmedicalsystems.com for more information. You can also find more information at www.appliedmedicalsystems.com [http://www.appliedmedicalsystems.com].  Follow us on Instagram and Facebook at pulse practice management. And, if you would like to receive our monthly newsletter, where we cover these topics Email us and we will add you to our list.  We also throw in a fun poll question every month!

E22 Internal Audits

In this episode, the importance of internal audits in medical practices is highlighted. Internal audits play a crucial role in ensuring compliance with regulations, identifying areas for improvement, and preventing fraud and errors. They help medical practices maintain high standards of patient care, operational efficiency, and financial integrity. Through regular internal audits, practices can proactively address issues, mitigate risks, and enhance overall performance, ultimately leading to better patient outcomes and organizational success. If you would like more information on conducting internal audits, or you are interested in having an independent audit, you can reach us at coaching@ams-nc.com [coaching@ams-nc.com].  Instagram: @pulsepracticemanagement [https://www.instagram.com/pulsepracticemanagement/?hl=en] Facebook: @pulsepracticemanagement [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552181614772] Website: ⁠www.appliedmedicalsystems.com⁠ [http://www.appliedmedicalsystems.com/]

E21 Diagnosing Your Medical Practice

Have you noticed a drop in revenue? Do you have a large staff turnover? Do you have trouble staying current with the coding and billing information?  In today’s episode we delve into examining and diagnosing your practice to see if you would benefit from a practice management coach or consultant. We discuss different areas of medical practices that should be looked at in order to optimize your revenue and patient care. The checklist to see if you would benefit from coaching or consulting can be found here [https://appliedvisionsystems.com/optometry-consultation-services/]. You can reach us at coaching@ams-nc.com or www.appliedmedicalsystems.com