Your day-to-day life is busy. But managing your business is an integral part of your practice. It is in this spirit that the Facturation.net team has set up the Baladoïde. To inform you in a friendly and simple way.
Join Nicolas Bellemare and his team in a series of podcasts where the discussion goes beyond medical billing. Where you tone up your business.
In this episode, we focus on key concepts to help you optimize your billing practices. Why is this update important? Because RAMQ audits are on the rise, and it’s better to be proactive to avoid complications. We provide practical tips
In this episode, we provide an overview of recent updates in medical billing and the new agreements that impact the practices of family physicians. We discuss Agreement Letter 393, which introduces the GAP bridge agreement. This agreement allows physicians, on
In the two episodes of the podcast “Your Overall Compensation,” we will explore in detail the various aspects of billing and compensation for physicians, beyond fee-for-service and mixed remuneration. We will cover topics such as bonuses and allowances, annual packages,
In the two episodes of the podcast “Your Overall Compensation,” we will explore in detail the various aspects of billing and compensation for physicians, beyond fee-for-service and mixed remuneration. We will cover topics such as bonuses and allowances, annual packages,
In this episode of our podcast, we delve into the topic of professional development and travel expenses, aimed at both family physicians and specialists. We demystify the intricacies of conferences, continuing education, and professional development activities, and discuss specific billing
In this episode of our podcast, we delve into the heart of home care within the framework of Local Community Service Centers (CLSCs). We shed light on Special Agreement 17, which governs home care (SAD), as well as Agreement Letter
In this episode, join us as we delve into the latest advancements in hematology and pediatrics. We will decipher recent modifications made to the framework agreement in hematology, notably changes in Addendum 6 and 13. In the second part
This episode focuses on the latest developments of Amendment 194 and Letter of Agreement 388, centered around family medicine. We address changes regarding on-site emergency coverage, emergency leadership, mileage fees, continuous education, Family Medicine Groups (GMF), Electronic Medical Records (EMR),
In this new episode of Facturation.net’s podcast, we delve into the world of efficient medical billing, highlighting the tools that make a difference. You will discover how to optimize the use of these resources to significantly reduce the time dedicated
We understand that medical billing may not be your primary passion, which is why you may have made the decision to delegate this task to a specialized agency. Now, the question is: how can you ensure that this collaboration is
In this podcast episode titled “the 2023-2024 medical billing school year”, we delve deep into the good habits to adopt for effective medical billing management. Whether you’re a seasoned healthcare professional or just starting in the field, this podcast is
Specialist physicians have been hearing about it for years; they hear contradictory information from all sides. They are being investigated and audited by the RAMQ. When they read the text sent by the RAMQ, doctors realize that the Régie has
Remuneration for general practitioners can be very complex. A remuneration method that’s perfect for some doctors may not be appropriate for others. You need to take the time to analyze your situation and those of your colleagues, because most of
The new GAP agreement has created several challenges and particularities for physicians who were already involved in patient management. It is therefore important to look at these issues and understand how they affect different types of practice. A balance must
Payment for specialist physicians can be quite complicated. A payment model that is perfect for one physician may not be ideal for another. There are few resources available to help decipher the various cases, codes and rules surrounding physician compensation.
In this episode of the podcast, our medical billing experts will take you through the various steps you need to take to get your medical practice off on the right foot. They will guide you by explaining the main aspects
Billing for general practitioners who are involved in patient management is changing rapidly and becoming increasingly complex with the new agreements that have been negotiated. In the midst of newsletters, updates, and communiqués, it can be difficult to understand the
RAMQ investigations are a major source of stress for all physicians. For some, just mentioning the word “investigation” can send them into panic mode. Despite the anxiety they can cause, these administrative procedures are a normal and recurring part of
Capitation is a new way of organizing primary care. This payment method has been the subject of negotiations between the Ministry of Health and the FMOQ for some time. Several provinces such as Ontario, Alberta and Nova Scotia are already
Capitation is a new way of organizing primary care. This payment method has been the subject of negotiations between the Ministry of Health and the
RAMQ investigations are a major source of stress for all physicians. For some, just mentioning the word “investigation” can send them into panic mode. Despite
Billing for general practitioners who are involved in patient management is changing rapidly and becoming increasingly complex with the new agreements that have been negotiated.
In this episode of the podcast, our medical billing experts will take you through the various steps you need to take to get your medical
Payment for specialist physicians can be quite complicated. A payment model that is perfect for one physician may not be ideal for another. There are
The new GAP agreement has created several challenges and particularities for physicians who were already involved in patient management. It is therefore important to look
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