Richard Payerchin

Tech company surveys patients who say online experience with doctors’ offices is not great.

Here’s why small practices may adjust pay more quickly than large health systems.

It’s a lot of money, but a drop in the bucket compared to profits, according to a new study.

Responding to market forces by being dynamic and flexible with staff pay.

Greater percentages of orthopedic specialists and neurosurgeons accept payments compared to internists, study says.

$8.9 billion deal will join 680 provider locations in 26 markets.

Market forces are affecting how physicians can find and keep staff.

Income, price levels, Medicaid expansion all are factors in state-level analysis.

‘Charming Kitten’ believed to be a front for Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, according to HHS’ cybersecurity agency.

Payments could drop by almost 8.5%, according to AMA and other health care groups.

U.S. attorney says doctor ‘distributed drugs with a prescription pad’ in federal case.

Mayo Clinic survey examines patient experience during COVID-19 pandemic.

Researchers use survey to identify services physicians would most like assistance with.

A small-town physician offers words of encouragement to his peers.

Federal investigators detail separate cases involving criminal charges and civil claims.

MGMA survey quantifies rising costs, revenues, patient encounters, and more.

Poll measures political barriers to price reforms and policy solutions that could help.

Self-care is needed for physicians to care for others.

Study examines hospital strategies for social needs during COVID-19 pandemic.

An experienced doc offers his advice for the physician-patient relationship after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Fighting pollution and climate change are at heart of new policy paper for health care sector, government regulators.

HHS, FBI, CISA issue joint alert against online threat with tips to bolster computer security.

Volume logs life as a small-town physician

CDC, other experts are tracking increases in respiratory syncytial virus cases in infants.

The United States is a great place to be sick, but needs to grow healthy people to begin with.

Report card on U.S. health care system has marks from slightly above average to really bad.

FDA, CDC grant approve use for adults at least six months after first two-dose series, but with no booster.

Physicians and everyone should know substance use and addiction can hurt the ones they love.

Candidates working to lower prescription drug costs could gain supporters at the ballot box.

Watching patients and the community grow is the heart of the job.