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Paul Vanchiere
With over 15 years of healthcare management and finance experience, Paul has worked with physicians specializing in pediatrics, cardiology and pathology practices. Combined with his experience working for a physician-owned health network and his involvement with physician practice acquisitions for the largest not-for-profit hospital network in Texas, Paul has a unique perspective on healthcare. He specializes in completing a comprehensive set of financial analyses, including practice cost, physician compensation, and managed care contract negotiations.
He is involved in a variety of advocacy efforts related to ensuring access to healthcare and education for children with special needs.
Paul is married to Laura Williamson Vanchiere, and they have three daughters, Anna Beth, Camille and Eloise.
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Are you measuring what’s already happened in your pediatric practice or what’s likely to happen next? 📊 Leading metrics can help you identify trends and potential problems before they affect your bottom line. Check out this article from PCC to learn how you can track the right indicators.
Stop Managing by Rearview Mirror: Why Leading Metrics Matter
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Discover why leading metrics are crucial for pediatric practices to proactively address issues before they escalate, ensuring better outcomes and financial health.
The American Academy of Pediatrics has updated its RSV immunization recommendations for the 2026–2027 season. 💉
The latest guidance outlines recommendations for protecting infants and young children from severe RSV disease, including the use of maternal vaccination and long-acting monoclonal antibodies. Click here to learn more. 👇
AAP Releases RSV Immunization Recommendations for 2026-2027 Season
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AAP's immunization recommendations for 2025-27 RSV and COVID seasons released.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
When claims get delayed or denied for your pediatric practice, the problem isn’t always with your billing team. Often, it's due to changing payor requirements, complex coding rules, incomplete insurance information, documentation gaps, and inefficient workflows. Here are tips to help your billing team get unstuck and strengthen your revenue cycle. 👇
Why Pediatric Billers Get Stuck — And How Your Practice Can Help Claims Get Paid
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Discover the unique challenges pediatric billers face and learn how practices can support them to improve claim processing and streamline workflows.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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