by National Society of Certified Healthcare Business Consultants (NSCHBC)
Leading the way in the business of medicine
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April 8, 2025
On this edition of the Edge Podcast, Terry welcomes Healthcare Compliance Consultant, Stephanie Allard. The hosts discuss objectives when hiring an external consultant, such as budgets, objectives, outcomes, expectations, and more.Tune into this important and informative episode to make sure you are prepared
March 11, 2025
Are Dental Billing and Medical Billing the Same Thing?Terry Fletcher discusses the similarities, differences, and where crossover between dental and medical billing.Tune in for advice that can assist clients on both sides to be accurate in their coding and billing processes.
February 11, 2025
This month on the NSCHBC Edge Podcast, Terry welcomes back, NSCHBC member, Merikay Hunt CHBC, to discuss the pros and cons of a remote versus in-person versus hybrid workforce. When comparing corporate and healthcare sectors, remote work generally tends to be a better option for corporate roles due to the nature of many corporate jobs being more easily adaptable to digital platforms. However, healthcare often requires in-person patient interaction, making remote work less feasible in most cases. The best choice depends on the specific role and individual needs within each sector.
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