STATEN ISLAND, NY, June 29, 2012 (Press-News.org) "A Physician's Guide to Increasing Revenue and Surviving Payor Scrutiny in the Reformed Health Care Market" is divided into three parts:
Part I: Discusses the patterns and investment strategies utilized by small health care practices that command large returns, including health care practice advertising, marketing and the various business models that any health care practice can benefit from adding to its portfolio.
Part II: Discusses peak organizational structure for health care practices, including the various business forms that health care practices can incorporate.
Part III: Discusses maximizing a health care practice's returns while minimizing its risk, including a review of the collective federal and state health care laws and implementing a bullet-proof system for defense against audits, reviews and recoupments.
Ilana Sable, Esq. is an experienced health law attorney who advises and represents health care providers, facilities and third party administrators throughout New York and New Jersey. Ms. Sable's legal practice is focused on health care litigation and audits, provider transactions, compliance programs and health care franchises. For more information, please contact Ms. Sable as is@BusinessandFranchiseLaw.com or (800) 976-4904.
Website: http://BusinessandHealthLaw.com
Health Law Book: A Physician's Guide to Increasing Revenue and Surviving Payor Scrutiny in the Reformed Health Care Market
In "A Physician's Guide" attorney Ilana Sable, Esq. discusses the time-tested business systems and investment strategies utilized by THE MOST successful small health care practices.
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[Press-News.org] Health Law Book: A Physician's Guide to Increasing Revenue and Surviving Payor Scrutiny in the Reformed Health Care MarketIn "A Physician's Guide" attorney Ilana Sable, Esq. discusses the time-tested business systems and investment strategies utilized by THE MOST successful small health care practices.