Resources for Health Coach

Understanding insurance terminology and acronyms help you to understand plans and navigate the claims process. Whether you are in network & non-preferred provider, stay up to date with this guide.

Telehealth is one of healthcare’s greatest assets, yet, it can also feel overwhelming at first glance. To help consolidate your understanding and guide you along what is considered to be one of the health industry’s most revolutionary ways of delivering medical solutions, we have simplified a range of questions that you may have. From the basics of telehealth to its composition and future impact, we’ve covered all bases!

But I can't stop doing any of my work, so how can I save time? The answer is to stop spending time on things that you shouldn't or, rather, stop wasting time. Before we can start saving time, it's important to outline where the time-wasting issues are in our workflow. Private practice software. Practice management system. Healthcare client management.

Patient management tools can help practitioners elevate their clients' treatment outcomes and experiences. These tools drive collaboration and self-service, saving you time and money.

Progress notes are an essential part of healthcare. SOAP Note templates are a great way to manage and organize this information.

Monthly or annual budgeting for your private practice is critical but often relegated to the back of your to-do list. Track your general experience and forecast revenue to optimize your cashflow.

Medical data storage is an integral aspect of healthcare professionals, so understanding how the different forms of storage work will allow you to optimize your practice.

Content marketing can be a brilliant strategy for growing your nutrition business by building awareness and trust with current or prospective clients. Best of all; it's low cost and easy to learn.

Learn how electronic health records (EHR) improve healthcare! This guide explains benefits like better accuracy and communication for patients and providers.

Mergers and acquisitions in the healthcare industry used to be about joining services to provide patients with more rounded care options. Now, it’s about survival.