Wayne J. Guglielmo

Some doctors are doing it successfully, but costs and logistics can make it a challenge. Here's what to watch for.

In their Rx for healthcare reform, internists see a single-payer system as an option.

Physicians across the country say that health plan consolidation is becoming a serious problem--and Washington needs to step in and do something about it.

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Here are some tips that can help improve your staff's skill at fielding patient phone calls.

New research shows that the courts get it right most of the time. But the monetary and other costs are still out of sight.

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We asked doctors whether the complexities of modern practice life were undermining their effectiveness and their satisfaction.

As rates stabilize or even drop, doctors are rethinking their insurance options.

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Our roundtable of experts pinpoint the key legal areas-besides malpractice-that are likely to land doctors in trouble next year.

At the center is a doctor who says he was simply sharing his experiences with colleagues.

They'd attack the major issues in strikingly different ways. We looked at what's likely to work—and what's apt to fall short.

The once bold effort to expand coverage by rationing services is no longer the talk of the nation. Instead, it's simply trying to survive.

Not doctors, apparently. Though they're not teetotalers, they rarely smoke or use illegal drugs.

With Congress gridlocked over patients' rights, states have again taken the lead in passing HMO safeguards. Our report shows which new laws are most important to you.

One Pennsylvania practice that built a new office found it helped clinicians work better and faster. You can do the same, even if you just remodel.

After years of circling the wagons and battling over turf, doctors and advanced-practice nurses are finding it pays to work together.