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Facebook marketing is not rocket science. Like the way, we create personal Facebook profiles to stay in touch with our friends and relatives. Similarly, even for businesses, a Facebook page can be created and used for maintaining communication with the customers and attracting new leads. Facebook is an expanding and growing social networking platform that […]

A family medicine specialist offers a comprehensive set of care to the entire family. From addressing flu symptoms to severe disorders, these professionals are the first point of contact for the family. No matter what the age is, they provide care to almost every individual within the family. One of the primary responsibilities of a

Fee-for-service (FFS) is a traditional payment model which is still broadly being used across the US. Under this payment system, healthcare providers and physicians receive payment for the number of service provided. The payment is done either by individuals, government agencies or insurance companies. For every test, surgical consultation, hospital stay, treatment and procedure, the

The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) allows eligible employees up to 12 work weeks of unpaid leave during a year on account of child birth or serious illness of family members or to recover from a disease or health condition. This federal law was signed to make it a law on February 5, 1993

A Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHCs) charges patients for services based on a community-approved sliding-fee scale, which varies patient to patient based on their family size and income. Moreover, the centers also receive cash grants from the federal government and cost reimbursement from Medicaid allotments to patients. For Medicaid beneficiaries, FQHCs provide preventive health services