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Did You Know Your Health Expenses Could Lower Your Taxes? Yes, those visits to the doctor, dentist appointments, surgeries, and even certain health insurance premiums could work in your favor come tax time. The key? Knowing what qualifies and how it needs to exceed a specific portion of your adjusted gross income to benefit. If the thought of sorting through your medical expenses feels overwhelming, don't fret. https://lnkd.in/exZUUn5Q is ready to guide you through the process, ensuring you don't miss out on these potential savings. #TaxDeductions #MedicalExpenses #HealthSavings #TaxTimeTips #TaxHelp #OurPremiereTeam

One of the biggest frustrations and expenses for healthcare practitioners is insurance approvals. It is the #1 reason many of the HCPs we talk to on Medicine in America Podcast stop taking insurance -- and struggle with making that decision. Having sub par docs approving MDs dx and Rx decisions only makes it worse. Red this important reporting in ProPublica. Do you find this True or False? This is the mission of Medicine In America: to support stories of innovation in medicine and those in healthcare docs blazing a trail to new ways of practicing. Patrick Rucker The Capital Forum - TCF Doris Burke https://lnkd.in/eyW5yt5d

Outdated legacy IT systems are still a common place in insurance companies which can hinder their agility and efficiency. Due to regulatory, cost and budget constraints as well as complexity and their risk aversion, many insurance companies continue to literally patch their existing systems. Many Americans have been affected by the latest cyberattack on Change Healthcare, owned by UnitedHealth Group. Companies simply need to do better and perhaps Wilton Friedman said it best, "When companies only pursue shareholder value, everyone else-customers, suppliers, society-tends to get shortchanged.” #cyberattack #cybersecurityawareness #legacysystems #businessethics https://lnkd.in/eBpbPZxQ