Medical Money Matters with Jill Arena
Who is this podcast for? It's for you if you: Lay awake at night wondering if your medical practice is doing well financially, or if you are concerned about your insurance contracts or your reimbursement, or if you worry about being embezzled. Do you want a big piece of new equipment, but are not sure it's a wise purchase, or do you shudder every time a financial question comes up? Join Jill Arena, CEO of Health e Practices and other healthcare industry experts as they demystify the business of outpatient medicine in this weekly podcast.
- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 18 minutes
- Episodes
- 146
- Years Active
- 2022 - 2025
Episode 6: Accounts Receivable as an Asset
In our last episode, we walked through how claims get created after you’ve seen a patient. Once the claims are sent to the insurance companies, you’ve now got a bit of a wait until they…
Episode 5: Revenue: Reimbursement, RBRVS, RVUs and Alphabet Soup
How do you get paid for what you do, and why is it so complicated? Healthcare more than any other industry has a huge amount of complexity in how its professionals get paid for services…
Episode 3: All Things Budgets
Join our host Jill Arena for the third podcast of her new series, Medical Money Matters.
Jill has a huge passion for seeing medical groups as a thriving part of the healthcare ecosystem…
Episode 4: How Doctors Get Paid: Understanding Your Revenue Cycle
Join our host Jill Arena for the fourth podcast of her new series, Medical Money Matters.
Jill has a huge passion for seeing medical groups as a thriving part of the healthcare ecosyste…
Episode 1: What They Don't Teach You in Medical School
In this country, we do a fabulous job of training clinicians to be good doctors - we give you the latest and greatest diagnostics, cutting edge pharmaceuticals and world class technolog…
Episode 2: The Language of Finance
Join our host Jill Arena for the second podcast of her new series, Medical Money Matters.
Jill has a huge passion for seeing medical groups as a thriving part of the healthcare ecosyste…