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Katharine O'Dell¹, Leslie Saltzstein Wooldridge, Shanna Atnip

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This article reviews pessary fitting, provision, and follow-up from a business viewpoint, covering supplies, patient flow, billing, and coding for healthcare practices.

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Area of Science:

Urogynecology
Medical Device Management
Healthcare Business Operations

Background:

Pessary management is a key component of urogynecological care.
Efficient business processes are crucial for effective pessary provision.
This article concludes a series on pessary fitting and follow-up.

Observation:

The business aspects of pessary fitting, provision, and follow-up require careful consideration.
Supplies, patient flow, billing, and coding are integral to pessary services.
A business-oriented approach optimizes patient care and practice revenue.

Findings:

Streamlining supply chain management enhances pessary availability.
Optimizing patient flow reduces wait times and improves satisfaction.
Accurate billing and coding are essential for financial viability.

Implications:

Implementing efficient business strategies can improve the overall quality of care.
Understanding the financial aspects of pessary services supports practice sustainability.
This review provides a framework for optimizing pessary services in clinical settings.