Running a clinic, in practice — page 2
Posts 10–18 of 30, oldest towards the back. The same subjects: the course of treatment, attendance, insurance and what the numbers are doing.
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Clinic management software in Egypt: what actually differs
Most clinic software sold in Egypt was written for another market and translated. The difference does not show in the demo. It shows in the first month: at the cash desk, at the second branch, and when doctor shares are calculated at month end.
Read moreGrowing a dermatology and aesthetic clinic
The economics of a skin clinic are the economics of courses: what is sold as a block, delivered over weeks, and either finished or quietly abandoned.
Read moreHow to open a clinic or a medical complex
The licence is the part everyone plans for. The decisions that cost most are the ones made in the first month and lived with for years.
Read moreHow to run a profitable clinic
Revenue is the number most clinics watch and the one that explains least. Four others decide whether a busy clinic is a profitable one.
Read moreInsurance and compliance for clinics in Saudi Arabia
Eligibility, pre-authorisation, claims and e-invoicing are four obligations that meet in one place: the record of what was done. This is how they fit together, and where clinics lose money between them.
Read moreHow to write a physiotherapy report: SOAP and progress notes
A report is read by someone who was not in the room — a referrer, an insurer, the colleague covering next week. What it has to contain is decided by them, not by you.
Read moreHow patient reminders reduce no-shows and last-minute cancellations
Most no-shows are not refusals. They are a patient who forgot, on a channel nobody used, about an appointment nobody confirmed.
Read moreWhat an electronic medical records system has to do
Storing notes is the easy part. The test of an EMR is whether the invoice, the claim and the recall all read from the same file.
Read moreDigital transformation in healthcare, minus the word
Clinics do not need transforming. They need four or five specific manual steps to stop being manual, and the rest left alone.
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