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ICD-10: The Time to Prepare is Now

ICD-10: The Time to Prepare is Now

The implementation date for ICD-10 has been pushed back for the last time. On October 1, 2014, the new set of codes will go into effect. ICD-10 codes will provide room for growth as healthcare continues to evolve, new procedures are developed, and new conditions are discovered.

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Time Off, Part 3: Extended Time Off Policies

Time Off, Part 3: Extended Time Off Policies

Today we will look at more extensive plans for paid time off. These are much more expansive than the traditional set number of days off per year. Instead, they allow for extensive time off so employees can recharge their batteries, care for a sick family member, bond with a new child, or complete jury or military duty.

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Time Off, Part 1: Traditional Days vs. PTO

Time Off, Part 1: Traditional Days vs. PTO

Now may be the perfect time for your company to rethink its time off policy. The traditional time off structure for employees is comprised of separate days off for vacation time and sick time. The more modern approach to time off is a bank of days called paid time off (PTO), which combines all time off days into one set number to be used for whatever the employee chooses. It is important to look at several different factors when choosing which arrangement works best for your company.

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Is Concierge Medicine For You?

Is Concierge Medicine For You?

Concierge medicine goes by many names: direct care, retainer medicine, boutique practices, and private doctors. There are several things that must be considered when changing from a traditional practice to one that is focused on concierge medicine.

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Wellness Plans, Part One

Wellness Plans, Part One

There are two types of Wellness Plans: Participation Only Programs and Standards-Based Programs. Both types have the same goal of helping employees be as healthy as possible; however, the way they go about it is very different.

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