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September 2023 Coker Connection

Address Community Need with Physician Income Guarantee Arrangements
August 2023 Coker Connection

Understanding Call Pay Compensation Methods
July 2023 Coker Connection

Is Your Telehealth Solution HIPAA Compliant?
June 2023 Coker Connection

Physicians in Practice: Ways to Align and Remain Independent
May 2023 Coker Connection

Overcoming Obstacles with Performance Improvement for Critical Access Hospitals

Major Changes to Split/Shared Billing Affect Advanced Practice Providers and Physicians
March 2023 Coker Connection

How is a QofE analysis professionally performed?
February 2023 Coker Connection

How Does a Quality of Earnings Analysis Differ from an Audit?

2023 E/M Impact Calculator

What is a Quality of Earnings Analysis?
January 2023 Coker Connection

Top Trends in Healthcare for 2023
November 2022 Coker Connection

CMS Issues 2023 Physician Fee Schedule Final Rule
October 2022 Coker Connection

The Office of Inspector General to Audit the Effectiveness of the Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights
September 2022 Coker Connection

Up, Up, and Away? Inflation, Shortages, and the Impact on Business Valuation Analyses
August 2022 Coker Connection

The Intersection of Compliance and Fair Market Value: Are You Sure Your Arrangements Coincide?

What is Compliance Program Effectiveness?
July 2022 Coker Connection

American Medical Association Releases 2023 E/M Updates
June 2022 Coker Connection

So Your Healthcare Organization Survived COVID, What Comes Next?

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