Keith A. Reynolds

Preemptive actions can limit a physician’s exposure to litigation

The free bootcamp will offer a session on retirement planning.

The results could mean trouble for practices already struggling with staffing due to the pandemic.

Smartphones and tablets are on the rise, while pagers fall out of fashion.

Don't miss this opportunity to receive free business training filled with tips for physicians.

Merck plans to submit data on the antiviral pill and apply for emergency use authorization.

Remote patient monitoring is just one topic that will be covered during the free Medical Economics Physician Bootcamp.

Concierge medicine is only one of the many topics that will be covered in the two day Medical Economics Physician Bootcamp.

Health insurers having so much market power due to concentration can harm patients.

The life expectancy gap has closed nearly 50 percent in the past 30 years.

This is an opportunity to receive free business training filled with tips for physicians.

The leading causes of the bump in COVID-19 vaccination are tied to the impact of the disease.

Physician well-being has taken a beating throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

The number of apps that integrate with EHR systems is on the rise.

About a quarter of healthcare providers report increased mortality rates due to ransomware.

The bootcamp will offer valuable business training for physicians.

How many novel coronavirus (COVID-19) cases were announced today?

CDC Director Walensky overrode an agency panel to recommend the shots for healthcare workers.

April 2020 saw more than 1 percent of doctors retire.

Kaufman Hall believe hospitals across the country will lose about $54 billion in net incomes.

The agency did not recommend the additional shots for the general public.

Experts will be offering business training for physicians during the sessions.

Experts will be focusing on workforce management, telehealth, medical malpractice, and concierge medicine on the first day of the two-day webinar Oct. 7.

Many well-known hospitals were not included in the Lown Institute rankings.

A study shows an additional dose of the vaccine gives the patient 94 percent protection against symptomatic COVID-19 in the U.S.

The agency suspended enrollment in five MA plans, three of which are offered by UnitedHealthcare.

Don't miss this chance to receive valuable business training for physicians.

The Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee voted against recommending the extra shots for the general public.

The agency wants to give clarity to the Health Breach Notification Rule.

The number of states with high adult obesity rates is increasing.