New CDC data shows 15.5 million U.S. adults have ADHD, with many diagnosed later in life. Access remains uneven; notably, 71.5% of patients report significant difficulty getting prescriptions filled. These findings highlight a major gap in care.
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With regulators targeting $14.6B in losses, 2026 is shaping up to be a challenging year for billing departments. Don’t wait for a subpoena to realize your documentation is thin
Enforcement is shifting gears as we head into 2026, and federal scrutiny is only getting sharper. With over $14.6 billion in intended losses recently under the microscope, providers need to be ready
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The DOJ is turning up the heat for 2026. Last year alone, the government secured $2.6 billion in healthcare fraud settlements. If you aren't proactive, you are at risk. Stop waiting for an audit and start refreshing your internal billing audits now.
After nine years at a salon front desk, I can tell you that most bad hair days start with how you slept. Friction against cotton pillows is a silent killer, causing that morning mess of frizz and impossible knots
Let’s be real, half the battle with your hair happens while you’re asleep. Tossing and turning creates friction against your pillowcase, which is a recipe for frizz and morning tangles. Protecting your hair at night isn’t just a trend
New CDC data reveals that 15.5 million U.S. adults—about 6%—are currently managing an ADHD diagnosis, with many receiving their diagnosis well into adulthood. Accessing consistent care remains a common hurdle; for example, 71
Enforcement is shifting for 2026. With the DOJ targeting $14.6B in potential losses, the focus on billing patterns is only getting sharper. If your provider group hasn't refreshed internal audits lately, you are already behind