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What low overhead actually looks like in direct primary care
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Josh Umbehr, M.D.
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How AI is fixing healthcare access
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Amol Nirgudkar
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How to deliver a dementia diagnosis with compassion
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Patients love a grumpy doctor who picks up the phone
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Why practices decide to stay independent
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Aaron Ledbetter, M.P.P., M.H.S.A.
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'They've run out of choices': Why physicians leave private practice
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A message to health system administrators
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What most physicians get wrong about direct primary care, with Josh Umbehr, M.D.
Most physicians know the direct primary care pitch; whether the economics hold up once you're in it is the more difficult question to answer.
Same procedure, 12 times the price: U.S. Women’s Health Alliance sounds the alarm
A reimbursement gap of five to 12 times for the same procedure is letting hospitals outbid private practices for their own physicians. Three U.S. Women's Health Alliance advocates explain what it costs patients and what they are asking Congress to do about it.
What your practice is actually worth, with Andy Colbert of Ziegler
Independent medical practices face a hard question as consolidation accelerates: keep going it alone, or find a partner. Ziegler's Andy Colbert breaks down what a practice is really worth and how physicians should weigh their options.
Considering concierge? Know the legal traps first, with Ericka Adler, J.D.
As more physicians weigh a move to concierge or hybrid practices, health care attorney Ericka Adler, J.D., breaks down the contract and Medicare traps that can turn a panel-shrinking strategy into a legal problem.
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An study of 1,258 providers across eight health systems found daily wRVU increases of up to 4.1% among physicians who engaged most with their production and earnings data.
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