How much do you know about the people with whom you deal, their motivations, their interests, their pasts, their dreams, and where they think they are going?
As you know, it’s hard to make a decision when you might have to pay a large price for it.
All medical groups have a culture, whether or not it’s been purposefully created. It exists.
Like life without an underlying philosophy, business without a purpose is simply giving in to the default position.
The fact is that your customers don’t give a whit about you and your group, but they care immensely about their own self interests.
There are tremendous opportunities in the market, opportunities that you can exploit. But in doing so, you must think twice, or even thrice, about the proper structuring of your deals. Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Another day, another $4.2 million…
Ride along with Mark as he discusses the danger of intentionally or negligently allowing someone else to use your medical license.
With lots of money at play, it’s not hard to see why the government is motivated to investigate and prosecute in order to obtain huge fines and the benefit of the forfeiture millions of dollars.
These regulations require that patients be given a notice of rights and, should they so request, a good faith estimate of charges.
