How To Increase Profits For Your Clinic With A Remote Medical Scribe Service
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9 November 2022
As a doctor, you want your primary focus to be on giving your patients quality care. You don't have time to take notes, but documentation is essential and the notes you write must be highly accurate. If you are trying to increase your revenue, the two main concerns you might have are how you can see more patients and how you can increase the number of insurance providers who will reimburse you.
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Why Everyone Over 50 Should Have A Colon Cancer Screening
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6 October 2022
Cancer is one of the deadliest diseases there is, with a range of different types that can affect almost every part of your body. Sometimes, it can be hard to keep track of them all and you might forget to get checked for cancer that you are more at risk for due to several lifestyle factors. If you are nearing 50, or have passed it a while ago, then you really need to consider getting a colon cancer screening as soon as possible, and here are a few reasons why that might just save your life.
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Hearing Loss Tests That You May Need
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31 August 2022
Hearing loss can occur as you age. And, if you think you are developing some hearing loss, then a specialist called an audiologist can help you by finding a hearing aid that is best for you. Before you can learn about hearing loss services, an examination needs to be completed. Typically, a series of simple tests are done. Keep reading to learn more about a few of these tests.
Tone Testing
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A Podiatrist Can Identify And Treat Gait Problems In Your Child
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28 July 2022
If you're concerned about the way your child walks, or if your child complains of foot pain regularly, consider seeing a podiatrist—such as Ankle & Foot Specialists of Puget Sound—for a gait analysis. A podiatrist can evaluate the way your child walks and stands using various means, such as video and computerized analysis.
The information lets the doctor know how your child bears weight on their feet, if their feet roll in or out when they walk, if their arches are formed correctly, and if their feet, knees, and hips are in proper alignment.
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