An in-depth look into how these new care collaborators can complement, not compete, with your services.
A bill with bipartisan support in Congress would not only change how Medicare assigns patients to physicians in accountable care organizations (ACOs), but also help patients afford their care and foster use of telemedicine.
After using multiple EHRs, Dr. Dan Weeden saysPri-Med InLight EHR is like a “breath of fresh air.”
Through their tears of grief and joy at the approaching death of MU, doctors and health system administrators wonder, “What’s next?”
A practice’s immunization program requires constant attention and oversight. Here are seven best practices to consider.
A practice’s immunization program requires constant attention and oversight. Here are seven best practices to consider.
Within many physicians practices, there is a relatively untapped resource for optimizing revenue-business operations data. There has never been a better time to dive into this type of data-it can show both areas of strength and opportunities for improvement.
How physicians at different stages of their career should approach their investments in the time of COVID-19.
A recent study may be first of its kind to report association while also highlights an interesting gender difference in patients.
Social media is more powerful than you think. It has become increasingly common for patients to find their physicians online. Creating a positive online presence can be one of the easiest ways to market your practice and make a lasting impression on patients.
The United States faces an unenviable paradox: the healthcare sector is an important source of job growth and economic output, but healthcare costs-now comprising nearly one fifth of economic output-are dramatically higher than those in other developed nations, and continue to rise.
It is hard to overstate the importance of some decisions. In the life of a physician, the choice of where to practice certainly falls into that category. Here's how to make the best choice for you.
Discover the most popular finance options for hospitals and clinics. Learn four ways to overcome reimbursement challenges and improve cash flow, including factoring accounts receivable and borrowing from lenders.
The American Board of Internal Medicine is an organization tasked with protecting the public from dangerous internists. That is a noble goal, however, their methods are of dubious value.
What you need to know to perform better on quality measures and get a higher rating.
The advance directive. The words instill a sense of foreboding, a finality not many are prepared to face.
Sometimes the struggles are not with the workflow changes or patient engagement, but with the portal software itself.
With the advent of new technologies (particularly those enabling real-time video communication), telehealth is becoming an increasingly common means of providing healthcare services.
Do you know if employee background checks are required under HIPAA? The answer is revealed in this article that covers analyzing your risk, implementing your policy, monitoring and auditing as well as ongoing risk management.
A critique of the role of an insurance company, payer, exchange or entitlement program
If you don't have these six items in your handbook, you are putting your practice at risk.
In smaller practices, the position of security officer is often filled by whoever appears to have the time to fill it.
To truly improve patient care and reduce costs, primary care is the best buy in healthcare. Here’s why.
At least 21 states now have passed or considered bills to protect physicians who choose not to fulfill American Board of Medical Specialties requirements for Maintenance of Certification
The policies, technology, security, and reimbursement guidelines a practice needs in place to make telemedicine work
Physicians owners must understand their motivations for selling and those of the potential purchaser for buying.