Management Services Organizations (MSOs) are integral to the evolving landscape of healthcare, providing vital administrative and management services to medical practices. In this article, we explore the purpose, functions, and types of MSOs, and examine their impact on various practice models, including provider-owned MSOs, financially backed MSOs, private practices, and hospital-owned practices.

Welcome to Cory Legere Consulting, where we are dedicated to helping healthcare organizations thrive in today’s dynamic and ever-changing landscape. Our consulting firm offers tailored solutions designed to optimize operations, enhance patient care, and achieve sustainable success. With a team of experienced consultants and a deep understanding of the healthcare industry, we are here to be your trusted advisor and partner in achieving your goals.

The healthcare industry has witnessed remarkable advancements in technology, revolutionizing the way medicine is practiced. Among these advancements, digital technology has had an unparalleled impact on healthcare delivery and the roles of clinicians.

Last week, a cyberattack interrupted insurance procedures at pharmacies across the US. Specifically, from Maryland to New York, healthcare professionals say that the infiltration continues to disrupt their business processes, threatening revenue and patient security. CNN originally reported on the story, but unfortunately, this isn’t a new issue. And even more alarming, the hacking doesn’t seem to be slowing down.

Within the dynamic landscape of public healthcare, technology stands out as a catalyst for transformation. From enhancing patient accessibility to streamlining workflows, technology, including artificial intelligence (AI), has become an indispensable tool for improving healthcare delivery and patient satisfaction. In particular, AI has emerged as a valuable asset for public health professionals and organizations overwhelmed with the demands of daily operations. Through predictive analytics and population health management tools, AI empowers professionals to analyze vast datasets. AI also helps identify trends, and assists professionals with making informed decisions on bettering patient outcomes and resource allocation. Through revolutionizing the way patients receive care, technology is driving a new force of healthcare administration and operational management.

As we approach the holiday season, there is a lot to be joyful about. Though unfortunately for many, this time of year can also bring a lot of heartache. Especially for those of us who have lost a loved one to the pain of addiction. Just five years ago, this became a reality for myself and my family due to the loss of my dear brother, Jake. I am sharing parts of this personal story to shed light on the importance of putting an end to the opioid epidemic in America, and all over the world for that matter.

The landscape of healthcare is evolving, and at the forefront of this revolution is Artificial Intelligence (AI). From case triage to patient care, administrative tasks, patient flow analysis, and the advent of virtual nursing assistants, AI is reshaping the way healthcare is delivered and experienced. Let’s delve into some key areas where AI is making a profound impact.

In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, the integration of technology has become essential for medical practices to thrive. Among the key players driving this digital transformation are Clinical Applications and IT employees. These dedicated professionals play a crucial role in enhancing the efficiency, effectiveness, and security of medical operations. In this blog, we highlight the importance of having Clinical Applications and IT employees in your medical practice and the valuable contributions they bring to the table.

In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, one principle remains constant: patient experience and patient satisfaction must always be at the forefront of healthcare practices. Providing exceptional care extends beyond just clinical expertise; it involves fostering a supportive and compassionate environment that ensures patients feel valued, heard, and respected. In this blog post, we delve into the reasons why patient experience and satisfaction are non-negotiable priorities for healthcare practices.