Practice Management
PAHCOM Orlando Chapter announces seminar
September 23, 2009, 12-5pm at the Clarion Inn & Conference Center, Altamonte Springs. Topic: Reducing Insurance Costs & Transferring Risk in today's current economic times. The course will include reimbursements, billing & coding audits, insurance risks, and cutting costs. Call 407-547-7358 for information or to register. Open to members and non-members!
Practice Management Series
CLICK HERE to download Practice Management Flyer.
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August 11, 2009
# 1 ~ EHR/Practice Management Systems Overview
“Exploring, evaluating, selecting and implementing the best product
for your office size, culture and medical specialization.”
September 15, 2009
# 2 ~ Managing a Progressive Medical Practice
“Creating a more efficient practice using modern business strategies and best practices
specific to medical office management.”
October 13, 2009
# 3 ~ Evaluations &
Management Documentation Requirements & Coding
“Appropriate coding to minimize your risk of being audited and optimize reimbursement
to which the practice is legally and ethically entitled.”
Classes will be facilitated by the Health Information Management Department of LSCC
and will begin promptly at 9:00am, ending at 12:00 noon.
8:30 am Continental breakfast, complements of Cornerstone Hospice
Cost:
Members - $50 per class
Non-Members - $100 per class
All classes will be held in the 1st floor computer lab (HSC 107) of the Health/Sciences building located on the Leesburg Campus.
Contact us at 352-483-4748 or frontdesk@lakesumter.org for more information.
Send registrations & payment to LSMS, P. O. Box 1578, Mt. Dora, FL 32756
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Lake-Sumter Community College, a Staffing Resource for Your Practice,
Has Graduates Ready to Join Your Team and Interns Ready to Learn On-Site
It's pretty obvious that new college graduates are enthusiastic and motivated. They're ready and eager to be mentored into the type of employees that organizations need and desire.
LSCC’s programs in Medical Office Management, Health Information Management, and Medical Coding & Billing prepare students to hit the ground running, with degrees and certificates in the following areas of non-clinical medical practice:
● AAS Degree in Office Administration-Medical Office Management Specialization
● Certificate in Medical Office Management
● AAS Degree in Health Information Management
● Certificate in Medical Information Coding and Billing
● Certificate in Health Informatics Specialist COMING SOON!
All of these programs require on-site internships, and monitored real-time practice in a clinical setting, which is why I’m writing you.
LSCC students are required to take Medical Terminology, Medical-legal Aspects of Health Records (includes all aspects of HIPAA, fraud & abuse and ethics); Foundations of Health Information Management; and, Medical Office Management (theories and case studies in practice administration, plus hands-on practice management software with Electronic Health Record interface exercises). Both degree programs, in addition to general education courses and the courses above, require EHRs & Informatics. Be sure to watch for our Student “Mock” Health Information Technology Products Vendor Fair this fall.
Please, email Brandy Ziesemer at ziesemerb@lscc.edu to ask about recent graduates available to hire and future internship students in transcription and medical coding & billing. Also, please add our website www.lscc.edu/him to your “Favorites“ list.
