EDUCATION: The Future of Peptides: What Patients and Providers Should Know
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Peptides have surged in popularity across weight loss, wellness, and medical practice, but their legal status is far from straightforward. While some peptides are FDA-approved medications, others fall into a gray area, marketed as "for research use only" while being sold in ways that suggest human use. This creates real legal exposure for healthcare providers and organizations working in this space.
Regulation of peptides operates at both the federal and state level. The FDA oversees peptide drugs and restricts which substances compounding pharmacies can legally use, while states like Florida rely on existing medical, pharmacy, and prescribing rules rather than a single peptide-specific law. Recent FDA advisory committee action to expand the approved compounding list signals change on the horizon, but full approval and clearer legal pathways are still developing. Healthcare organizations need to stay ahead of this shifting landscape to remain compliant.
5 Aug 2026
EDUCATION: What is Revenue Cycle Management and What are Recent Trends in Lost Revenue?
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Revenue cycle management (RCM) refers to the financial process used by healthcare organizations to track and collect incoming patients, and encompasses the entire revenue lifecycle: from the initial patient scheduling to the final payment collection. Deficiencies in an organization’s RCMprocesses such as timeliness, accuracy and missing documentation can lead to lost revenue. According to a report by Change Healthcare, healthcare providers lose Approximately $262 billion in revenue every year due to payer denials. Payer denials stem from a variety of reasons including discrepancies in an organization’s RCM process, some of which will be discussed in this post.
29 Jul 2026
EDUCATION: The Importance of Internal Company Documents, SOPs, Policies and Procedures
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Healthcare organizations are responsible for implementing appropriate training and internal procedures to facilitate a high-quality and compliant environment. Quality of care is not limited to the medical services or products provided to patients; it also stems from the way the employees perform their duties, and the work process they follow. The work processes should be continuously monitored and adapt to the evolving operational requirements and trends in healthcare.
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) are detailed written instructions that explain how employees should conduct routine business processes. SOPs help simplify complicated processes into manageable steps for employees to perform their duties more efficiently.
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