Keith A. Reynolds

With the hardship of the early days of COVID-19 behind them, independent practices are looking to define themselves for the future.

After the pandemic setback, independent practices are optimistic and even more committed to providing quality care.

In a reversal, the agency is calling for vaccinated people living in COVID hotspots to mask up indoors.

Time is running out to have your voice heard.

The association says that the vaccines are safe and effective at reducing the risk of infection and transmission.

The joint DOJ and HHS report outlines the results of health care fraud enforcement.

A CDC analysis saw that U.S. life expectancy dropped by 1.5 years in 2020 mostly due to COVID-19.

A new study claims the single-dose vaccine is less effective against emerging variants than previously believed.

A study of pre-pandemic care debt found that nearly 20 percent of American have medical debt.

Across several factors Black adult patients experienced worse patient safety than white patients in the same hospital.

About 10 percent of adult Americans remain uninsured.

The partnership will bring Teladoc Health’s Solo Platform together with Microsoft Teams.

The CDC is examining booster shots against COVID-19 for immunocompromised patients.

A statement calls for vaccination requirements for employees of hospitals, nursing homes, and other healthcare facilities.

The expanded enrollment opportunity will continue until Aug. 15.

Medicare benefits will cover dental, vision, and hearing care while lawmakers haggle over expanding eligibility.

A large portion of young adults are still saying they likely won’t get the shots.

The more data we collect, the better insight we can deliver to you.

The survey found that people are seeking more personalized, customizable, and accessible care.

Telehealth utilization is 38 times higher now than before the COVID-19 pandemic.

The drug price provision is part of an expansive executive order aimed at promoting economic competition.

The FDA and CDC say the booster isn’t currently necessary.

Without the COVID-19 vaccine nearly twice as many people in the U.S. would have died of the disease this year.

An executive order aimed at limiting the use of noncompete clauses is expected to come soon.

The more data we collect, the better insight we can deliver to you.

Researchers say Ohio’s “Vax-a-Million” lottery wasn’t associated with an increased number of vaccinations.

The rule was adopted more than a year ago, but the COVID-19 pandemic pushed off enforcement.

The digital assets offer opportunity and risk

The rule would restrict excessive out-of-pocket patient costs from surprise and balance billing.

The variant is quickly spreading and reinvigorating the debate over masks.