The Verden Group
Offering consulting services and innovative business tools, our goal is to help practices to better understand the environment in which they operate.
Offering consulting services and innovative business tools, our goal is to help practices to better understand the environment in which they operate.
Offering consulting services and innovative business tools, our goal is to help practices to better understand the environment in which they operate. What has evolved over time is a company focused on all aspects of the healthcare market that pertain to physicians, from insurance company contracting, to policies and procedures, and how those affect revenue and delivery of services to patients. We deliver expert advice and solutions for improving practice workflow, operations, marketing, social media, and patient education. We provide access to information that can prove enlightening rather than confusing.
As our team has grown, so has our ability to meet the varied needs of our clients, resulting in the creation of our two sister companies, Patient Centered Solutions, a division that is exclusively focused on helping practices achieve Patient Centered Medical Home status, and IPMSO which enables independent practices to harness group buying power and top-tier medical supply pricing.
Founded in January 2007 by Susanne Madden, The Verden Group is a visionary consulting firm focused on shaping the landscape of advocacy by empowering medical practices to navigate through the increasingly complex business of healthcare, and to advocate on their own behalf to insurers and regulators.
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Mutual respect and a just culture at your practice can improve your reputation, patient gain, and patient retention. It's also important for patient safety and to mitigate practice risks. Check out the tips here on how you can cultivate a positive environment at your practice.
"Imagine that a staff member can’t find a crucial test result but also can’t get anyone’s attention to discuss it, given competing pressing concerns. Even if your practice is small enough that a formal communication system feels excessive, consider implementing some systematic elements. This will help you in case of staffing disruption, emergency, safety issue, or potential interpersonal conflict. When practices formalize certain interactions, everyone does less improvising, and the practice moves closer to becoming a high-performance team."
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Establish a culture of safety at your practice
Mutual respect is the cornerstone of a culture of patient safety.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
A safe and healthy community for children is important for their health outcomes and well-being. The AAP has recommendations for pediatricians on how they can improve community design for their patients. Click the link to read more.
"For pediatricians counseling patients, this begins with an understanding of how their recommendations are achievable within the context of the communities where they reside," Dr. White said. "For instance, a pediatrician counseling a family on providing nutritious meals might share information about a local food pantry or other community resources."
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How Community Design Can Better Support Children’s Health
In an updated policy statement, "The Built Environment and Pediatric Health," the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) describes the impact of community design on child health, and how pediatricians a...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Seeing patients on time helps ensure patient satisfaction and retention. Here are 10 tips to follow to become an on-time physician, be more productive, see more patients, and avoid the erosion of your income.
"Develop a time management philosophy and make staff and patients aware of your desire to maximize your time during the office. It all starts with a commitment to being an on-time physician. The doctor must commit first to this concept and then obtain the commitment of the staff that being on time, becoming efficient, and being more productive is vital to the success of the practice. You can’t have a staff trying to be on time if the doctor(s) don’t embrace the same philosophy."
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10 Suggestions to be an on-time physician
There are opportunities for doctors to become more productive, to see more patients, and to avoid the erosion of their incomes.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Make the most of value-based care and ensure success for your medical practice with these 7 tips!
"Since the Affordable Care Act was signed into law in 2010, CMS has been encouraging physician practices to move from a fee-for-service payment model to one that rewards value. It has been testing models that incentivize clinicians to provide preventive, proactive, and appropriate care that improves patient outcomes and experience and decreases unnecessary healthcare spending. Most recently, it has focused on ensuring health equity across all patient populations."
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7 Tips for making the most of value-based care
Key strategies for profitability with new payment models.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
The Verden Group
60 South Broadway
Nyack, NY 10960
IPMSO
203 West Main St, Suite G10,
Lexington, SC 29072
Phone
877-884-7770
Fax
845-230-6635
Email
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