The 2015 MSP Salary Survey shows that CPMSM and CPCS certifications edged up slightly from last year, and it looks like more organizations now require their MSPs to have (or get) certification. However, as you've probably also read, many respondents have no certification of any kind, even in...
Credentialing Resource Center Journal - Volume 24, Issue 7
When it comes to titles, there was some common ground among survey respondents across salary levels and medical staff office size. Overall, the most named titles for respondents in the 2015 MSP Salary Survey were:
Keep a “practitioners with reportable actions” list on hand. MSPs should refer to this list before sending out general statement verification letters; if a practitioner is on this list, the general statement verification letter should not be used. Instead, answer all questions as honestly as...
For several years, HCPro has been conducting annual surveys of MSPs to get a clearer picture of their compensation and work environment. Now for the first time in recent history, we share some of the data with the readers of Credentialing & Peer Review Legal Insider.
Credentialing Resource Center Journal - Volume 24, Issue 6
After many years of spending too much time attending meetings, listening to the same reports, and granting department status to any group of two or more physicians, we were ready for a change.
