Less Admin, More Appointments: The Fast Path to Growth
For many practices, it’s not a shortage of patients that’s holding them back. It’s the mountain of administrative work happening behind the scenes: scheduling, billing, prior authorizations, documentation, charting, and more. These tasks are necessary—but they pull attention away from what matters most: quality patient care. In fact, according to the American Medical Association, 89% of […]
Are Coding Errors Costing Your Practice Thousands?
A single incorrect code can mean a delayed claim, a denied reimbursement, or worse, a compliance issue. While most practices are laser-focused on delivering excellent care, many underestimate how much money they’re leaving on the table because of something as “small” as a coding error. But these aren’t just small mistakes. They add up—and fast. In this […]
Doctor Shortages & Student Loan Caps: What Practices Can Do
In June 2025, The Guardian reported that a sweeping Republican-led budget bill—dubbed the “One Big Beautiful Bill”—could severely worsen the U.S. doctor shortage. By capping federal student loans for professional degrees at $150,000 and axing the Grad PLUS program, critics say this bill may block countless future doctors, especially those from low-income backgrounds, from completing […]
Easing Pediatric Strain with MedCore’s Remote Teams
In recent years, pediatric healthcare providers have faced growing challenges—rising patient volumes, staffing shortages, and administrative overload. These issues have only intensified in the wake of public health crises, budget cuts, and shifting care demands. For many hospitals and clinics, especially those handling pediatric cases, the strain is mounting. According to the Children’s Hospital […]
MedCore Aids Providers as Workforce Pressures Grow
Across the country, healthcare providers are facing a growing challenge: too much work and too few hands. From mounting patient loads to rising administrative demands, it’s no surprise that clinical teams are feeling the workforce pressures. According to Incredible Health’s 2025 State of U.S. Nurses & Technicians Report, 61% of healthcare technicians say ongoing […]
Prior Authorization Is Changing—Is Your Team Prepared?
If you’ve ever felt frustrated by the slow, confusing process of getting treatments approved through prior authorization, you’re not alone. Many providers face delays, resubmissions, and long hours of back-and-forth communication just to get approval for services their patients clearly need. But here’s the good news: change is finally coming. On Monday, federal […]
Fresh Take: The Global Shift in Healthcare and Smarter Staffing
Big changes are sweeping through the healthcare industry—and they’re happening fast. From new technologies to global talent strategies, the way we deliver care looks different than it did just five years ago. One of the biggest transformations? How healthcare organizations build and manage their teams. Staffing is no longer just about filling open positions. It’s about […]
The ROI of Streamlining Prior Authorization with MedCore
Today’s healthcare system moves quickly—but time and resources are often limited. From mounting administrative tasks to evolving payer requirements, one process continues to bog down providers, frustrate patients, and drain valuable resources: prior authorization (PA). It’s a necessary step for many treatments and prescriptions, but when the process is slow or inefficient, the consequences can […]
The Long-Term Savings Behind MedCore’s Healthcare Model
With rising costs, staffing shortages, and growing administrative burdens, providers are constantly searching for smarter ways to manage operations without compromising care. Labor costs alone have skyrocketed—hospitals saw a $42.5 billion increase between 2021 and 2023, reaching a staggering $839 billion, now accounting for nearly 60% of the average hospital’s expenses, according to the American […]
How MedCore’s Medical Billers Support Lean, Profitable Practices
Healthcare spending in the U.S. rose by 7.5% in 2023, reaching $4.9 trillion—fueled by greater use of medical services and a rise in private health plan enrollment, according to the American Medical Association (AMA). This rapid growth in spending brings more claims, more billing complexity, and greater pressure on revenue cycle teams to keep up. […]