NatRevMD
Medical billing tips for healthcare professionals — by healthcare professionals.
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Latest Episodes
#236 The Two-Year Plan That Took an Employed Doctor to Four Locations
In 2007, Dr. Amin Mery was an employed allergist in Houston, frustrated with partners who wanted a CT scan ordered on nearly every patient, kids included. A colleague gave him blunt advice: stop complaining or do something about it. So he gave ...
#235 Who Really Decides What’s Medically Necessary?
When Dr. Heather Signorelli picked a 2026 health plan for her family, she could compare deductibles, copays and out-of-pocket maximums in minutes. What she couldn’t see was what happens when someone actually gets sick: what’s covered, what need...
#234 Your Medical Practice Doesn’t Need Fewer Meetings. It Needs These 5.
Why does your practice keep solving the same problems over and over?A claim issue snowballs, a provider gives notice, a patient complaint lands on the owner’s desk. Everyone scrambles, and six weeks later it happens again. Most independe...
#233 From Zero Patients to Five Physicians: Building an Independent Practice That Lasts
You hung your shingle, or you’re thinking about it. Now what? How do you get patients through the door, keep good staff for a decade, and add physicians without the practice falling apart?Dr. Ram Surendran, M.D., MBA, opened Rochester Pr...
#232 The Meeting Every Practice Owner Skips (and Pays For Later)
You own the practice. You see your team every day. So why are you always the last one to hear about the problem?Your front desk has been falling behind on eligibility for weeks. One of your providers runs 45 minutes late and patients are...