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JANUARY 2007

Articles

Level-II vs. Level-III Visits: Cracking the Codes

Thomas A. Waller

Once you learn the rules, choosing the right code is easier than you think.

CPT 2007: New Codes, New Rules and New Opportunities

Cindy Hughes

Your superbill should reflect revised codes related to anticoagulation management, lesion destruction and more on Jan. 1.

What Do We Really Know About Patient Satisfaction?

C. Carolyn Thiedke

A review of the literature reveals practical ways to improve patient satisfaction and compelling reasons to do so.

Grade Your Payers: The Final Call for Survey Responses

Take our survey online or on paper by March 1 to grade your health plans on their payment rates, claims processing, contracts and more.

From the Editor

Where We're Coming From

Edsall Robert

FPM's aim is to help you succeed now and in the long term.

Letters

Practice Pearls

PRACTICE PEARLS

Cindy Hughes, Hien Nguyen, Basil Rodansky, Jean Antonucci, John Machata, Ted J. Triana

Enrolling in Medicare | Escort your geriatric patients to the exam room | Keep your staff safe | Use metaphors to increase patient compliance | Get to know your staff with games at staff meetings | Display family pictures in your exam rooms

The Last Word

AULD LANG SYNE: Practice Management Resolutions for the New Year

Mitchell L. Cohen

It's time to set some practical goals that will improve your life as a family physician

Resources

CME Quiz (AAFP members and print subscribers only)

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