Healthcare
The healthcare industry, with its many economic, political and regulatory changes, is constantly evolving and requires careful navigation. As a healthcare organization, you must stay up-to-date and compliant while balancing your financial and operational performance. Our experienced healthcare professionals help streamline your processes by offering comprehensive assurance, tax and consulting services. We serve clients in numerous healthcare sectors including:
For more information, please contact:
- J. Ira Bedenbaugh, Medical Consulting Practice Chair at 864.552.4715 or .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
- Robert W. Elliot, Jr., Dental Practice Chair at 704.808.5207 or .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
Take a Closer Look at Our Services:
Elliott Davis News
- Elliott Davis, LLC Adds Shareholder to Charleston Office
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- Four Elliott Davis Professionals Serving on SCACPA Young Leadership Cabinet
- Elliott Davis Receives Chairman’s Award for United Way Campaign
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Articles
- Elliott Davis Dental Services Practice: Financial Check-Up Newsletter March 2010
- Elliott Davis VitalSigns Newsletter Winter 2010
- Elliott Davis Dental Services Practice: Financial Check-Up Newsletter January 2010
- Elliott Davis VitalSigns Newsletter Fall 2009
- Individual Year End Planning
- Business Year End Planning
- Elliott Davis Dental Services Practice: Financial Check-Up Newsletter Fall 2009
RSS Feeds
- SPOTLIGHT: AHA to WellPoint CEO: Premium increases 'exceed growth' in healthcare costs
- Social media, medicine may be dangerous mix
- Obama pledges crackdown on healthcare fraud
- Malpractice payments at their lowest value since 1999
- Half of continuing medical education will be online by 2016
- Experts: Medical schools aren't teaching patient safety
- SPOTLIGHT: Nurses spend one-fourth of shift bogged down with paperwork
- Hospitals obstruct unionization efforts, draw ire of National Labor Relations Board
- Humana's McCallister received $1.8M bonus, 26 percent pay raise in 2009
- Provider network saves $1.25M in energy costs through online exchange

