Practice Management Services through PractEssentials

To assist your practice with the ever-increasing challenges of the current health care environment, PractEssentials, a North Carolina Medical Society Foundation initiative, provides a variety of consulting services designed to help your practice identify potential problems areas, evaluate options, and implement solutions. All consulting services are provided at a discounted fee structure for North Carolina Medical Society members. A full line of practice management services are offered through the North Carolina Medical Society Foundation’s PractEssentials program.

PractEssentials can help your practice with the following:

  • Software Assessment and Selection
  • EHR Assessment & Implementation
  • Meeting Meaningful Use Measures
  • Managed Care Contracting
  • Revenue Cycle Management
  • Practice Start-up
  • Risk Management & Compliance Assistance
  • Marketing & Business Development
  • Patient Satisfaction Strategy Development
  • Facility Build-outs
  • Practice Valuation
  • Strategic/Operational Planning
  • ICD-10 Implementation
  • Group Purchasing

PractEssentials, in partnership with North Carolina Medical Group Managers, offers frequent Lunch Time Lessons. These one-hour webinars feature topics of interest that will help you manage your practice more efficiently and productively without leaving your office.  Take the lesson on your own or share with multiple members of your staff with only one registration. If you are interested in receiving notifications about upcoming webinars, please contact us at NCMSFoundation@ncmedsoc.org.

Recent webinar topics have included HIT, ICD-10 Implementation and Renegotiating Contracts. CDs of these past programs may be ordered online at the NCMS Bookstore.

For more information about PractEssentials or any of the services this program provides, please contact:

or visit the North Carolina Medical Society Member Resource Center.

For the latest updates, visit the News & Events page and select the category “PractEssentials.”