Call it default human nature but most of us are resistant to change, even when we know in the long run that the change would probably be good for us. We get comfortable with the current pace of things, we … Continue reading →

Running a medical office, small hospital or other medical center has its unique set of challenges, such as balancing high quality care with patient affordability. From payments made by government agencies such as Medicare / Medicaid to those made by … Continue reading →

Rapid business growth is sometimes called the curse of getting what you wish for. After all, you want growth for your business but too much of it at once can actually cause your business to collapse under its own weight.

Unable to reach an agreed-upon deal, the U.S. federal government announced it will put into place the much discussed sequester, an widely unpopular effort to reduce debt by cutting a number of spending programs from both the defense and other … Continue reading →

Every January starts off with bold New Year’s resolutions and even bolder New Year predictions, and 2015 is no different. Though your new year predictions may depend on whether you are an optimist, pessimist or realist, economics and industry experts … Continue reading →

A recent report put together by World Factoring Yearbook 2013 and Factors Chain International has come to light that shows the use of factoring accounts receivables has increased across the globe.