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Oct 2017 Newsletter: How the Cloud Protects Your Practice in a Disaster

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October, 2017 Newsletter

Protected by the Cloud

The Cloud Protects Practices From Mother Nature

by Terry Douglas

As Irma devastated Florida’s Atlantic and Gulf coasts, I was reminded of how valuable it is to have your entire practice’s data securely stored in the cloud-far away from the rain, devastating winds, and storm surge.
With the destruction left in the wake of hurricanes Irma and Harvey, it is wonderful to know that cloud technology is helping people worry less and avoid further damage.
Here are four disasters modern medical practices across the southern U.S. will sidestep in the storm aftermath…

 

 
Let’s welcome bestPT Billing’s newest members!
Tiffany Enache
University Of New Mexico,  Albuquerque, NM
 
Vanessa Ruiz
 
Angelina Ferrel
Melwood Rehabilitation Center, Upper Marlboro, MD
 
Chelsea Parson
Asbury University, Wilmore, KY
 
Margot Connole
Health Rehab Solutions,  Kalispell, MT
 
Jamal Alian and Robin Walker
Basis Whole Body Wellness, Palm Beach Gardens, FL
 

Each new member benefits from and contributes to our network strength.

 Looking at the landscape of physical therapy practice management, we see a playing field tipped to benefit the payers and hurt the provider. The relationship between payers and providers is adversarial, but billing networks offer solid strategies that allow providers to get back into–and win–the game.

The “network effect” allows a large number of unique providers to capitalize upon their strength in numbers.  Please help us strengthen that network.

If your friend schedules a demonstration of the system, we’ll send you a $25 Amazon gift card! 
For each friend that you refer that joins our network, we’ll credit you $50 each month the office is contracted with us through the first year!

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