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How we cut credit card fees by 30% in an Ontario Medical Clinic

Can Nurse Practitioners Now Bill OHIP? Soon enough… Here are a few perspectives to keep in mine.

What Your Ontario EMR Choice Says About You – Insights for Ontario Physicians
Ontario physicians using EMR systems for efficient practice management
Optimizing Respiratory Monitoring Billing: Tips for Specialists in Ontario

Are you a PF client? Read on to find out…
Doctor reviewing OHIP claim forms on a digital monitor.

Treating your medical practice the way you treat a patient in 5 easy steps…
How We Turned Around An Ontario Medical Practice In 3 Months: Case Study

Navigating the Transition to Practice: A Guide for Specialists (but not only specialists) in Ontario

The Argument For Incentivizing Reception Staff to Correct OHIP Version Codes

5 Tips for Ontario Doctors to Start 2025 on The Right Foot

Why now is the perfect time for Ontario Doctors to hustle and get their OHIP claims under control
This new year, you have until March 31st to work smart - and work hard. Those who understand and see their practice clearly will win. Those who don’t know their practice or data and just work a lot more will do better but not at the same level, and those who shrug and do nothing differently will lose out on a potential 13% more revenue.

Our Take On Bulletin 241204: Temporary increases for physician services payments in Ontario through OHIP
The OHIP Bulletin 241204 outlines increases for Ontario Physicians in Fee For Service models, including Ontario specialist doctors of all kinds (Cardiology, Endocrinology, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Gastroenterology, Respirology, etc.) and they outlines two sets of increases in compensation. The net result for Ontario docs is an over 13% increase in gross billing revenue until March 31st, which means it’s time to focus on billing and practice efficiency, and that it’s time Arbitration is finally compelling our provincial insurer to compensate doctors properly.
Ontario Cardiologists: Read This As You Consider How To Set Up Your Holter Monitor Clinic
Ontario Medical Clinic Entering Creditor Protection… What’s First, and What’s Next?

Preparing Your Ontario Healthcare Practice for Acquisition or Investment
Ontario’s healthcare landscape offers substantial opportunities for private equity and family offices seeking scalable investments. However, for clinic owners, the path to securing an acquisition or investment is often riddled with hurdles. Many clinics fail to meet buyer expectations, leaving valuable opportunities unrealized.

Setting Patient Expectations While Improving The Patient Journey: The Art Of The Video Intro
In an era where healthcare delivery doing and giving more with less, clinics in Ontario are continually seeking effective ways to enhance the patient experience. A key part of doing this well is setting patient expectations while navigating them through their healthcare journey in a way that makes practice management easier for all stakeholders working for your clinic or medical practice. Enter the art of the video introduction: a powerful tool that not only educates but also sets a comforting tone for patients.

Maximizing Clinic Efficiency: A STREAM-lined Approach for Success
It all begins wIn the dynamic landscape of healthcare, clinics and medical practices of all kinds face the challenge of balancing high-quality patient care with efficient operational management. Success in this arena hinges on adopting a strategic approach that harmonizes various aspects of clinic operations. When you’re starting off or thinking about how to re-invent and improve your practice, consider the ‘STREAM’ framework – a holistic approach encompassing Strategy, Technology, Revenue, Efficiency, Automation, and Management. This post delves into how STREAM can transform the way clinics operate, ensuring sustainable success and improved patient care.ith an idea.

Symptom Specific Vs. Procedure or Product Specific Clinics: 10 Critical Considerations
If you’re launching a new clinic or considering a pivot in strategy, you must consider what it is the clinic will actually do. The success of your clinic hinges on choosing a business strategy that not only aligns with your goals but also resonates with the unique needs of the surrounding community and population. Whether you’re starting a symptom-specific clinic or a procedure/product-specific practice, here are a few things to keep in mind as you design your practice:

Increase OHIP Revenue by $10,000’s With Annual Premium Tracking
Increasing OHIP Revenue by $10,000’s through annual premium tracking has never been this clear or easy. As we know, in the intricate landscape of Ontario’s medical practice, meticulous attention to billing codes and premium tracking under OHIP (the Ontario Health Insurance Plan) plays a pivotal role. For specialties like internal medicine (especially endocrinology) and pediatrics, the ability to accurately track annual premiums from OHIP codes isn’t just a detail—it’s a significant source of potential revenue.