Sunday, October 25, 2020
During your retirement years, you will have to spend a lot of money on healthcare costs. While this is true, there are still many older Americans who aren’t planning for this time properly. A healthy couple retiring at the age of 65 can expect to spend around $285K on healthcare costs during retirement. This estimate
[ Read More ]It’s no secret that, as we get older, we notice that our physical faculties aren’t what they once were. Our hearing deteriorates, our movements and reflexes grow slower, and even our vision might worsen; it’s all part of the natural aging process. With that in mind, it likely comes as no surprise that seniors will
[ Read More ]SE Healthcare has announced the official rollout of its software platform that would help practices increase revenue through enhanced reimbursement. For this exciting news, we decided to interview Brian Donovan, VP of Business Development at SE Healthcare. SE Healthcare has added a new component to the company’s Physician Empowerment Suite, namely, the Reimbursement Effectiveness Platform. Can you
[ Read More ]CHARLESTON, SC, June 4, 2018 – SE Healthcare is excited to announce the official rollout of the Reimbursement Effectiveness Platform, the newest component of the company’s Physician Empowerment Suite, created for 26 individual specialties. SE is a healthcare technology company offering solutions to healthcare organizations through data analytics tools designed to improve safety, quality, reputation, risk mitigation, and reimbursement.
[ Read More ]Last month, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Service (CMS) released its final rule, which dramatically changes bundled payment requirements for many organizations. The rule cancels the hip fracture and cardiac bundled payment models that were set to launch on Jan. 1, 2018, as well as diminishes the Comprehensive Care for Joint Replacement (CJR) model.
[ Read More ]Over the past several years, “big data” has become an even bigger topic in our healthcare world. What has historically been a paper-based, analog industry now has access to large amounts of digital data. [1] Hospitals and health systems have digitized clinical and financial records, and pharmaceutical companies have created medical databases full of research
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