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New Orthotics Alliance Helps Podiatrists Improve Patient Care & Tap into Growing Market
Practice Management

New Orthotics Alliance Helps Podiatrists Improve Patient Care & Tap into Growing Market

by Randy Rosler, National Director, Podiatry Content Connection

A new strategic alliance in the orthotics industry is poised to elevate the level of care and quality of product you provide your patients, while helping you tap into the booming orthotics market. This alliance is intended to assist you in educating your patient population about the advantages of doctor prescribed orthotics as opposed to orthotics purchased from a retail outlet.
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Improvement Activities to Help Your Bottom Line
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Improvement Activities to Help Your Bottom Line

by Michael Brody, DPM, CEO Registry Clearinghouse

Specialist Reports Back to Referring Clinician or Group to Close Referral Loop and Use of QCDR Data for Ongoing Practice Assessment and Improvements are two of the medium-weight activities to meet your Improvement Activities requirement. These activities also set you up to optimize your quality measures and increase business for your office.
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Quality Measures that Have Changed that Might Impact your Practice
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Quality Measures that Have Changed that Might Impact your Practice

by Michael Brody, DPM, CEO Registry Clearinghouse

For 2024, there are 11 new measures and 9 measures that have been retired.
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Coding

Emergency Service

by Dr. Michael Warshaw, DPM, CPC

“I had a patient call me worried about a possible diabetic foot infection. The patient has a history of below the knee amputation at the other limb and was panicked about the potential loss of limb. I worked them into the schedule that day and I am thinking about coding CPT 99058 in addition to the E/M code. Can I get paid for CPT 99058 and does it matter if the potential “infection” turned out to be not infected?”
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