Optimizing reimbursement: Tips and tools
Rehab Regs, January 23, 2009
Productivity is often a source of frustration for therapists, but it is a necessary tool in measuring the business’ success. When productivity is low, examine these key areas to improve efficiency:
• Scheduling patients
• Minimizing distractions
• Documentation
• Support staff use
• Underbilling
• Collaboration
• Service delivery
This tip is from HCPro’s book The Essential Guide to Therapy Management.
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