Richard Payerchin

Adult, youth criteria aim to support care for 150 million people across nation.

A health system chief ambulatory officer talks about finding – or not finding – doctors in early 2023.

Retail giant expanding into two new states, with additional growth in Texas.

MGMA agrees accurate billing is essential, but more information is needed before changing the system next year.

Six organizations to implement programs based on six principles for healthy workplace culture.

Federal regulators keep quiet on antitrust laws, but issue statements about patient information protection as online giant expands into primary care.

Insulin is not affordable in current health care system, ‘and that needs to change,’ CEO says.

Feds get involved in False Claims Act case first filed by another doctor.

Operating margins better than a year ago, but financial challenges remain and health care locations are shifting.

Senator discusses future of cybersecurity in health care

Physicians’ offices are storehouses of patient health, personal, and financial data, so even small practices are targets. Although no computer network is impenetrable, there are ways to bolster cybersecurity and respond to attacks when they happen.

Hospital group outlines effects of contracts on physicians and executives as federal regulators ponder new rules.

Researchers analyze Twitter to see how public reacts to pandemic threats, treatments.

It’s crucial for patient health and it needs help across the nation.

Company announces acquisition of AI company, change to public benefit corporation.

Claims about an attack this month are unconfirmed, but highlight vulnerabilities in computer networks and software.

Seeing a physician to be ‘easier, faster, more personal, and more convenient,’ CEO says.

KFF analysis examines funding, overall financial condition.

But costs outpace national averages in some states with fewer physicians.

Feds, Florida attorney general announce settlement from whistleblower lawsuit.

Hacking attempts set new record this month, according to government and industrial groups.

Researchers compare effects on wellness among physicians using remote scribes to those without.

Physicians out front as FTC contemplates national rule against noncompete agreements.

COPD contributes to leading cause of death in U.S., but researchers say it may be underdiagnosed.

Study compares percussive tones to loud, flat, annoying alarms in health settings.

HHS roadmap says some flexibilities won’t be affected, but AAFP wants assurances in policies to avoid disruptions for doctors, patients.

National figures show food, gas, shelter all cost more than a year ago.

Steps toward improvement include more access to primary care.

CMS collecting comments on elements of Medicare Advantage, Part D

Study examines how physicians with paid claims have greater risk of additional claims in the future.