In this very interesting panel, Charles Liang DO, and Dr. Juan Jimenez discuss the most important things to include on a prior authorizations for abdominal pain in Convenient Care Plus. They share with each other tips for other providers on red flag" situations, the imaging indications that may vary from the usual imaging pathway and his a red flag situation is described.

Charles Liang DO, Health Alliance Medical Director for the Carle Foundation Hospital, discusses the importance accurate HCC Coding and RAF and the latest parameters in the coding to help other providers and staff to assess patients quickly and provide the best care.

Anna Higham M.D. discusses Breast Cancer and Benign Breast Disease. She shares information on recognizing patients that are at high risk for breast cancer and the treatment options available.

Dr Craig Neitzel M.D discusses what uva and uvb rays do to our skin. He shares what spf to look for and how providers can counsel their patients about seeing a dermatologist to check for skin cancer.

Many American men suffer from Erectile Dysfunction. It may be a result of a medication they are on, treatment for cancer or another reason. They may be hesitant to tell anyone about their symptoms as they may be embarrassed to discuss it with their physician. Uwais Zaid, M.D discusses Erectile Dysfunction and how providers can start this discussion with their patients and offer them one of the many treatment options available.

Many American men suffer from one form or another of urinary incontinence and they may not tell anyone about their symptoms as they may be embarrassed to discuss it with their physician. Uwais Zaid, M.D discusses Overactive bladder (OAB) and how providers can start this discussion with their patients and offer them one of the many treatment options available.

Benjamin Rhee, M.D discusses the latest guidelines for treatment of AFIB and the Watchman procedure for stroke prevention in atrial fibrillation, a new procedure now being offered at The Carle Foundation Hospital.

Health care providers are taught about how to treat illness, but not necessarily taught to effectively help patients (and themselves) to prevent and reverse chronic disease through lifestyle. This involves taking a deeper dive into behavioral change, which can be challenging. Kiley Owen, PA examines how the more providers focus on lifestyle medicine with patients, the better they can be at practicing what they preach in their own lives, and there by, the better they can deliver outstanding patient care.

Due to recent advances in medical technology and advanced screening tools, there has been an increase in the treatment options available for Colorectal cancer and as a result more patients are able to receive optimal and tailored treatment. Michelle Olson, M.D discusses the latest treatment and screening guidelines for Colorectal Cancer.

Robert Healy, M.D. discusses the recent outbreak of Measles. He shares some common myths surrounding the vaccine, the history of measles, the global impact this disease has had, and how best to treat a case of Measles. He also discusses the importance of the MMR vaccine for the prevention of this serious disease.