Oncology Practice Management

In the field of oncology, healthcare providers and administrators must prioritize financial management and strategic choices that influence their operations. Oncology Practice Management® delivers tailored solutions to support various members of the cancer care team, which includes medical, surgical, and radiation oncologists, alongside executives, administrators, and billing/coding specialists. Our mission is to educate and inform healthcare professionals on a diverse array of subjects pertinent to their practice, such as reimbursement processes, staffing strategies, electronic medical records, Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies (REMS), compliance with state and federal laws, updates on drugs and policies, and insights from industry experts. This knowledge empowers them to effectively navigate the dynamic landscape of oncology while ensuring they deliver the best possible care to their patients.

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April 2025, Vol 15, No 4

1 month ago | oncpracticemanagement.com | Dawn Holcombe |Audrey E. Coaxum |John Pérez |Abbey Nakano

Privacy and Security Guidance for the Medical Practice HIPAA gives patients many rights with respect to their health information. Read More ›By Abbey Nakano, PharmD; John Perez, MBA, MSDSDespite their therapeutic potential, the adoption and utilization of bispecific antibodies exhibit significant disparities, particularly between urban and rural healthcare settings. Read More ›
Therapeutic Cancer Vaccines: The Next Frontier

2 months ago | oncpracticemanagement.com | Patricia A. Stewart |Phoebe Starr |Wayne Kuznar |Cecile Miller

The landscape of cancer and immunology has gone through major scientific advances in research over the past 2 decades. The emergence of immunotherapy as a treatment option for patients diagnosed with cancer has led to improvements in patient outcomes. Patients diagnosed with certain forms of cancer can now live longer and enjoy good quality of life.
February 2025, Vol 15, No 2

Feb 10, 2025 | oncpracticemanagement.com | Dawn Holcombe |Diane Mapes |Sabrina Richards |Jan Hailey

By Diane Mapes; Sabrina RichardsA lab created a drug-matching platform that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to help researchers, clinicians and, most importantly, patients find additional uses for drugs that have already gone through clinical trials and received approval from the FDA. Read More ›Patient experience has become a cornerstone of medical office operations. It significantly influences patient outcomes, satisfaction, and overall well-being.
January 2025, Vol 15, No 1

Jan 16, 2025 | oncpracticemanagement.com | Jan Hailey

Billing for navigation services was a central topic at the recently held Academy of Oncology Nurse and Patient Navigators meeting, with one speaker discussing the vital importance of invoicing for these services in light of recent reimbursement obstacles.
Subgroup Analyses Continue to Support Investigational DLBCL Treatment

Jan 15, 2025 | oncpracticemanagement.com | Wayne Kuznar |Patricia A. Stewart

Subgroup analyses presented at the American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual Meeting San Diego support the clinical benefit of brentuximab vedotin (Adcetris; Pfizer) in heavily pretreated patients with relapsed or refractory diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL).
Advice for the Newly Diagnosed

Dec 11, 2024 | oncpracticemanagement.com | Maimah Karmo

A cancer diagnosis can feel like the earth shifting beneath a patient’s feet—a moment that divides life into a clear “before” and “after.” For many, the initial shock can be overwhelming, leaving little room to process the flood of emotions, information, and decisions that follow. But in the midst of this turmoil, there’s a path forward, paved with knowledge, support, and empowerment.
2024 – Defending Patients and Their Access to Safe, Timely Care - Oncology Practice Management

Nov 13, 2024 | oncpracticemanagement.com | Dawn Holcombe

The year 2024 has been tumultuous. Every one of our editorials explored a different way that oncology practices faced new challenges to their patients’ access to the care they need and the resources that can ease the emotional and financial burdens of their treatment. Unfortunately, each of those topics discussed continues to present hurdles to our patients, even at the close of 2024. Here is an update on 3 related issues that continue to plague safe, effective, and timely access to patient care.
Leveraging Technology to Care for Patients When and Where They Need It

Oct 25, 2024 | oncpracticemanagement.com | Jason Lockard |Meg Barbor

Korinne G. Lee, MSN, FNP-C1; Amanda Pate, MSN, RN-BC, OCN, ONS1; Bob Gold2; Jeff Rusk1; Chevon Rariy, MD1 1Oncology Care Partners; 2GoMo Health Providing oncology care outside the clinic walls, where most side effects take place, can be extremely challenging.
October 2024, Vol 14, No 10

Oct 15, 2024 | oncpracticemanagement.com | Dawn Holcombe |Colleen Hall |Makema Massey |PMI-Approved Instructor

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Revenue Cycle Management Basics

Sep 24, 2024 | oncpracticemanagement.com | Katie Lawrence |Jamie L. Claypool |Bettinna Signori |Jan Hailey

Working with organizations big and small throughout the nation has unique benefits, the most amazing of which has been watching trends across geographic regions, specialties, and demographics. One such trend seems to indiscriminately apply to various locations, including private practices, sprawling hospital campuses, and even rural hospital centers: it is easy to get lost in the maze of everything that must be done to create and maintain a strong revenue cycle.