Three Steps for a Happy Holiday Season at your Rheumatology Practice
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8 Tips for Staying Successful While Working Remotely
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Is Your Medical Office Utilizing Text Messaging Options?
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Healthy Manager: Four Ways Office Managers Contribute to Staff Wellness
From handling staff complaints, employee recommendations, managing payroll, client communications, and many other office details, the daily responsibilities of an...
Four Tips for Painless Billing and Payments
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Overwhelmed at the Office – Seven Tips for Handling It
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Four Ways to Foster Relationships with your Patients Using Technology
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How to Handle Patient Complaints
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Five Health Life Hacks to Keep you Feeling Great at the Office
Maintaining good health can be challenging for a medical office manager because of excessive workloads and work stress. Medical practice...
Five Strategies for Getting Patients to Schedule Preventive Services
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Six Tips for Optimizing Patient Scheduling
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Six Ways to Up Your Rheumatology Blogging Game
Deciding to start a blog comes with a lot of questions and requires a lot of thought. One of the...
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- As a speaker at the first ad hoc meeting of rheumatology practice managers gathered in a single small room at its infancy a decade ago, I’m amazed to see how NORM has blossomed into a high energy organization of depth and professional meetings with parallel break-out symposia between plenary sessions. NORM has truly come of age. This is where the “business” of rheumatology gets learned. The ”guildmanship” for rheumatology practice management is now strong.- Paul H. Caldron, DO, FACP, FACR, MBA, Arizona Arthritis and Rheumatology Associates
- In a time of demanding changes in the management of medical practices in the US, NORM has been a lifesaver to the community of Rheumatology practices. NORM has allowed our practice to stay ahead of the many demands of CMS and others payors and has ensured that our practice remains cognizant of new issues that arise in HIPPA compliance, human resources and medical billing to name a few. Sending our Practice Manager to NORM's conferences has been cost-effective and beneficial to our practice because she returns to our office with an abundance of information that otherwise would have taken months to compile. Every Rheumatology practice that wishes to stay on top of emerging issues in practice management should consider sending a member of their staff to NORM's conference.- Michael S. Rosen M.D., Chester County Rheumatology PC
- Thanks to all those wonderful people in the NORM Network who respond to emails, offering their advice, experience, time, and support ... I haven't even been a member a full year yet and I am amazed at the dedication of everyone who responds to helping via emails and the NORM Organization itself! I have barely had a chance to explore the resources and I have yet to really dive into requests for help still I am silently learning so much and do occasionally offer what I can! Thank you all!- Cheryl Piambino, Kenneth E. Bresky, DO
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