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Physician Time Tracking

An archive of all posts categorized under “Physician Time Tracking” in the Ludi blog.

Handshake between physician and hospital administration professional

The Power of Hospital-Physician Co-Management Agreements – It’s All About the Alignment

Both physicians and hospital administrators want to deliver quality patient care, yet often run into obstacles outside of their control. Frequently it seems they are on opposite teams. What if these groups could come together and tackle problems head on, providing higher patient satisfaction, efficiencies and better outcomes for both physicians and hospitals?  One way […]

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Physician holding a piggy bank symbolizing the Medicare Cost Report

How Physician Time Logs Impact Your Medicare Reimbursement

Hidden somewhere inside each hospital is the person who is responsible for coordinating the submission of the Medicare Cost Report. This is an annual filing that contains information about the hospital’s cost of delivering care. While Medicare currently reimburses hospitals prospectively based on DRGs, accurately and efficiently logging your physicians’ workflows is still a major

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Hospital administrators and physicians greeting one another

Thanks For The Check. What’s It For? Are You Paying Medical Directors That Don’t Know They’re Medical Directors?

Working with all sizes of hospitals and their physician partners at Ludi, I see a lot of interesting things. Once, I met a Chief Medical Officer that carried around his physician agreements in a folder that had an orange stain on it. The stain was reminiscent of cheese puffs, but who am I to judge?

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