All Articles
A life insurance policy is a contract with an insurance company that will pay your beneficiary a sum of money in the event of your death. Because of its potential to rapidly appreciate in value, along with its tax-favored status (the proceeds your beneficiary receives are generally income tax–free), it can be used to solve even the most complex financial planning challenges. Read More ›
As the trend of shifting the site of infusion services from the physician office to the hospital outpatient department continues, so does the conversation about the revenue differences in doing so. Clearly, there can be substantial differentials; however, it is interesting that the largest differences stem from payer contracts. Read More ›