5 AHCIP billing errors Alberta surgeons should avoid
Learn why fax machines, pagers, and other outdated tools still exist in healthcare, the operational inefficiencies they create, and how modern solutions improve communication, scheduling, and patient intake.
Shadow billing explained: What it is, how it works, and why it matters
Learn how shadow billing works in Canada, including how physicians submit claims under alternative payment models and why accurate reporting impacts compensation, funding, and system planning.
4 Group medical billing myths (and the truth)
Group billing is misunderstood. While physicians worry about lost control or unfair income, the facts tell a different story. Discover group billing myths and the truth behind them—from transparent compensation to modern tech and structured governance.
Healthcare trends to know:Â Canada talks value, but still pays for volume
While policies emphasize better outcomes and coordination, nearly 70% of physician payments still rely on fee-for-service models that reward volume over value. This misalignment creates friction across the system.
How integrated billing and scheduling reduces burnout and improves healthcare capacity
Align scheduling with billing data to unlock hidden capacity, reduce burnout, and improve financial performance. When your systems work together, your teams and patients benefit.
The ‘Clinic Efficiency Audit’ playbook: How to identify time and revenue leaks
Managing and refining schedules drains physicians’ limited time and energy. Addressing key sources of poor scheduling improves patient care and satisfies teams before burnout starts.
Beyond revenue: Metrics every clinic and hospital department should track
Metrics guide decisions in care coordination, operational management, and resource allocation. Explore how clinics and hospital departments deploy metrics to achieve their goals and inform strategic decisions.
Billing groups: 5 Things to plan for (and the risks involved)
Managing and refining schedules drains physicians’ limited time and energy. Addressing key sources of poor scheduling improves patient care and satisfies teams before burnout starts.
How to add 7,000+ doctors to Canada’s health system
Reducing administrative burden in billing, scheduling, and on-call management could unlock physician capacity equivalent to thousands of doctors—improving access to care across Canada.
Individual billing vs. Group billing: Which is right for you?
Clinicians want to make the right financial decisions. Their billing decisions include deciding whether or not to join a group. Explore each billing pathway compared in three areas: financial stability, work-life balance, and data and performance tracking.