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Addressing fraud in the wound care industry
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Nearly 10,000 UC doctors launch a union drive
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Podcasts
Insurance was never meant to be a first-dollar payer, with Joanne Frederick
Joanne Frederick of Government Market Strategies argues the fix for runaway health care costs turned out worse than the problem it solved.
The patient access blind spot, with Mindy Fortson of Experian Health
Nearly half of health care organizations say patient access improved this year. Fewer than one in five patients agree. Experian Health's chief operating officer explains what practices are measuring that patients are not, and why a missing cost estimate now keeps patients out of the exam room entirely.
A primary care physician's guide to cyclosporiasis, with Molly O'Shea, M.D.
A pediatrician at the center of the country's largest cyclospora outbreak on why the official case counts are almost certainly too low, and what most labs aren't looking for.
Five surprising findings about the state of direct primary care
A national survey of 465 direct primary care physicians upends the $77-per-month benchmark and much of what the model was assumed to look like.
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As the outbreak continues, here’s what physicians need to know about diagnosing cyclosporiasis this summer
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The 51-44 vote ends a yearlong vacancy atop one of the nation's top health agencies.
A physician's FAQ guide to Medicare's visit-complexity add-on code
Enterprise risk management is no longer optional for health systems — and smaller practices can build a program too, one step at a time.
CMS is right to go after wasteful spending, but should use AI technology for accountability, not more prior authorizations
Advanced practice providers have moved from stopgap to permanent staff, and physicians are absorbing the change in patient acuity, productivity benchmarks and rural coverage.
The next-generation implantable tibial neuromodulation device treats urgency urinary incontinence, with a limited U.S. launch planned for the fourth quarter of 2026.
Is the physician practice roll-up industry dead or humming along? The answer depends on the sector, specialty and platform.
WalletHub ranked all 50 states and the District of Columbia on 44 measures of cost, access and outcomes.
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