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At Practice Performance Partners, we’re here to support eye care professionals with practical insight, strategic guidance, and the latest updates from across our partner organizations. From compliance trends to operational best practices, our blog is a place to explore what’s new, what’s changing, and what’s worth paying attention to. Scroll through the categories below to find the content that matters most to your practice.

COVID-19 HR GUIDELINES

COVID-19 HR GUIDELINES

Below are some general pointers for managing staff: Your employees have a right to say they do not want to increase their exposure and want to stay home. In most cases this is job abandonment, but I think in this case honoring their request and welcoming them back...

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CLIENT ALERT COVID-19

CLIENT ALERT COVID-19

PCS has been reluctant to comment on the current COVID-19 situation due to the constantly changing nature of this national issue. In this short statement, amid the combination of truth and paranoia we are all facing, we wish to provide some clarity on a few confusing...

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EMAIL AND YOUR PATIENTS

EMAIL AND YOUR PATIENTS

Communicating with patients is an important part of your practice but you must make sure you follow HIPAA guidelines. When we talk about communication through email, it basically falls into 3 categories: FROM the patient TO the patient To a Third Party (anyone else...

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END OF SUPPORT FOR WINDOWS 7

As of January 14, 2020, Microsoft will be ending support for Windows 7 and this could affect your practice,  if you have computers still using Windows 7. The HIPAA Security Rule requires that all Covered Entities must perform “periodic security updates” and have...

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