On November 15, CMS finalized President Trump’s executive order on healthcare price transparency. Starting January 1, 2021, U.S. hospitals must post pricing for the items and services they provide.
As we prepare for the new year, it’s time to start thinking about what resolutions you should make with regards to marketing for you and your practice.
With a lot of cities around the country growing at a rapid pace, you’re probably constantly wondering why your practice isn’t filled to the brim with new patients.
As patients become more financially responsible for their healthcare as a result of their high-deductible plans, federal and state governments are pushing forward in their efforts to increase price transparency.
Chances are you’ve heard the term SEO more than once if you’re actively doing marketing on your practice’s site. But, do you actually know what it means?
Healthcare pricing can be complicated. When it comes to healthcare, knowing the upfront cost is not always easy. For many patients, they do not always know what a diagnostic test,
Driven by consumerism and the ongoing desire to lower healthcare costs, healthcare pricing transparency is upon us. In fact, as of January 1, 2019 in-patient and long-term care facilities are now required to publish a listing of their standard charges online and update that listing on an annual basis.
New year, new Google?
Not really. But, with a new year comes a lot of potentially powerful updates that you or your marketing team should be aware of in order to stay on top of your online presence.
Did you know that, effective January 1, 2019, hospitals have a new Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) mandate to which they must comply?
You wake up on a cold, dark morning and search for your practice’s name on the internet. As the page loads, you realize that you’re nowhere to be found and,
