How to Pay Less Taxes You have more control over your taxes than you may imagine. If you're thinking about your upcoming tax liabilities, the good news is that there may be ways to reduce the amount you owe. Everyone's situation is different, but there are strategies that can help you pay fewer taxes. Even better, many of these tax breaks are available to everyday taxpayers. April 9, 2025 Member Benefits, RCMA, RCMA/CMA Business Partner, First Citizens 0 0 Comment Read More »
RCMA Welcomes Business Partner Rectangle Health RCMA's business partner, PCIHIPAA, has rebranded as Rectangle Health, now providing our members with new complimentary benefits. April 2, 2025 Member Benefits, RCMA/CMA Business Partner, Rectangle Health 0 0 Comment Read More »
Smooth Transitions: The Importance of Handoffs for Continuity of Care The Institute of Medicine (IOM) reported that “it is in inadequate handoffs that safety often fails first." A handoff is a complex process that can happen thousands of times a day in a busy hospital or ambulatory care center. Handoffs occur all along the continuum of patient care between many different members of a healthcare team and across many different locations of care. March 6, 2025 Practice Management, RCMA/CMA, Resources, Risk Management Business Partner, ProAssurance, RCMA, Resources, Risk Management 0 0 Comment Read More »
Medical Record Documentation: Paint The Clinical Picture with Complete and Accurate Documentation Medical record documentation errors continue to play a significant role in medical malpractice claims. Incomplete and inaccurate documentation can lead to a variety of unintended consequences including delayed diagnosis or misdiagnosis, patient harm, and death, any of which can lead to medical malpractice claims. Documentation errors encompass missing or incorrect information in charts, notes, transcriptions, and other electronic health record (EHR)-related areas. Copy/forward and drop-down menu functions, the ability to easily document on the wrong patient or in the wrong location of a chart, and late entries that may appear concurrent are all documentation issues that can cause patient injuries and/or impact the defense of a lawsuit. Certain aspects of the medical documentation process may invite behaviors that contribute to errors and inappropriate notations, increasing the likelihood of later liability. November 4, 2024 Practice Management, RCMA/CMA, Resources, Risk Management Business Partner, Medical Record Documentation, ProAssurance, RCMA, Resources, Risk Management 0 0 Comment Read More »
