A positive strategy to help patients with obesity is to help set realistic goals.
Answers to some common questions about providing telehealth services in 2023
Exploring how direct primary care and concierge medicine models could help physicians in independent practices transform patient care.
Early detection using modern tools is necessary to boost quality of life for your patients
What to know about the provider relief fund and how to avoid costly mistakes in the use of the funding.
Critical touchpoints in perinatal care — ranging from prenatal check-ins to postpartum screening — can be just as effective when done virtually, if not more so. In far too many cases, they aren't being done at all.
Combined, these efforts encourage active participation in the care process and drive sustained behavior change.
How do partners ensure a successful outcome when selling their medical practice?
A unique cross-industry partnership may provide a blueprint and a way forward.
Strategies practices can use to attract skilled workers to their open positions
Being an active participant in your finances can help you capitalize on your strengths, repair your weaknesses, and seek opportunities.
What if your smartest, most trusted employee turned out to be the person who unintentionally sabotages and destroys your practice?
It’s crucial to have a robust program for responding to denied claims. Here’s how to build one.
These are the COVID-19 ICD-10 codes physicians need to know, accurate as of CDC's April 1, 2020 update.
Physicians can benefit from technology as much if not more than other professionals, but physicians can get overwhelmed trying to figure out what kind of technology is best for them.
Factors such as financial security, food security, social isolation, housing security and more impact all aspects of a patient’s care.
Forming a strategic plan may seem like a waste of time, but it can be beneficial to a practice.
FDA approves Jardiance and Synjardy for pediatric use.
New regulations focused on greener initiatives are on the horizon, and buyers already see a change in various product lines.
Primary care physicians sometimes struggle to effectively treat patients with diabetes.
When patients hit ‘record’ at the doctor’s office
Providing negative feedback is different than discussing a bad prognosis with a patient.
Defining the goals of the mentoring relationship can be useful to clarify expectations.
Trusts can be effective and important legal tools, but they are not all the same and they are not universally interchangeable.
Amid speculation that malpractice insurance rates will rise, maintaining an air-tight risk management plan should be on doctors’ agenda this year.
As we approach Thanksgiving, I find myself trying to focus less on the chaos of medical practice and more on the many blessings in my life.
Get a laugh about the trials and travails of being a doctor today.
Which one of these mistakes are you making that's costing your practice time and money?