All posts by Robert Provenzano, MD, FACP, FASN
Advice for New Nephrologists
Nephrology can be a challenging practice, so it’s crucial for nephrologists to truly love what they do and explore the opportunities that make sense for…
Continue Reading »5 Key Financial Numbers for a Nephrology Practice
As nephrologists, we are all about the clinical numbers: BUN, creatinine, anion gap, electrolytes, blood gases and on and on. Focusing on these numbers is…
Continue Reading »Shaping the Future of Private-Practice Nephrology
The American Society of Nephrology (ASN) has long performed nephrologist manpower analyses and reported on developments and trends in the field. ASN’s latest report reveals…
Continue Reading »Podcast: Exploring Nephrology Practice Business Models
For nephrologists considering a new practice business model in today’s value-based landscape, identifying the most fitting option can be a challenge. Listen to this podcast,…
Continue Reading »Improving Nephrology Coding and Billing with Reviews and Education
With the growing body of regulations today, nephrology coding has become more complex. Practices must navigate not only a new level of specificity but also…
Continue Reading »How to Explore Physician Practice Options in the Shifting Health Care Landscape
Considering a new practice business model to stay competitive in today’s shifting landscape is a highly individualized decision that can have a big impact on…
Continue Reading »Recent News: Senate Bill to Improve Accreditation Process for Dialysis Clinics
Most health care providers are able to seek certification from third party accreditors—except for dialysis clinics, which often have to wait months or even years…
Continue Reading »4 Business Models for Your Nephrology Practice
Challenges in the nephrology industry—including the shift away from fee-for-service to value-based payments—are pushing physicians to consider different business models. Partnering with another organization may…
Continue Reading »Should You Divest Your Practice?
Practicing medicine in today’s health care environment is not for the faint of heart. Historically, successful practices were predicated on providing high-quality patient care; i.e.,…
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