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Gary Manning

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Think RPM is too big for your small practice? Think again.

Looking for ways to increase the revenues of your small practice? RPM may be the answer


Michele Pistollato

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Will payers fund more services in preventive care?

Payers have been slow to reimburse for preventive care. Is that changing?


Lauren Hutchens, NBC-HWC, MBA

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Helping employees manage chronic health conditions

Health care workers assist patients in the quest for good health. Employers can lead the charge by ensuring staff have access to care, too.


Denesh Mani

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How AI is streamlining health care recruitment

AI-powered recruiting is yielding benefits that include both accelerating and improving job-candidate matching.


Jessica Ayre

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When texting patients, avoid these HIPAA mistakes

Train your staff well and have appropriate checks and balances in place to avoid these common mistakes.


Joanna Terry

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Cost Effective Design Changes Medical Practices Can Make

Here are some suggestions to consider that are effective and cost sensitive.


Nicole Leisle

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How software can help providers serve more patients and improve outcomes

Health outcomes should be dictated by the care provided — not by administrative inefficiencies.


Jeffrey Stevenson

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How health care businesses can proactively manage their costs

Controlling continuum of costs has always been important in running a health care practice, but the pandemic has made reining in excessive operating expenses vital


Belwadi Srikanth

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AI Special Report: The next generation of AI voice assistants

What is possible now, what is next, and what it means for physicians


Eleesha Martin

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An investment in your employees today will keep your practice healthy for years to come

More than half of healthcare workers don’t feel optimistic about the future


Ethne Nance

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Balancing cost and care: How cardiac physicians and health care providers can adapt to changing reimbursement structures

Here’s why doctors should consider bringing cardiac monitoring in-house to improve patient care.


Aimee Heckman

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Getting paid begins with patient engagement

Patient engagement begins by recognizing that greater responsibility for payment has also led to greater expectation and choice on the part of patients.


David Lenihan

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What lawyers and Mexican medical schools can teach us about primary care

Two solutions for the primary care shortage from unlikely sources could boost access


Tim Kostner

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Can we finally realize the promise of EHRs?

Recent advances in technology make it possible to access and harness the vast amounts of clinical data EHRs have produced.


Margaret Lally

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How to handle Provider Relief Funds

The “double dip” in pandemic relief and how health care providers can avoid it


Meleah Bridgeford

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Why physicians in value-based contracts need to get ahead of risk adjustment

To help practices prepare for their value-based care transition, here are three top considerations for success.


Brian Quigley

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On smoking, vaping, and the truths of being a quitter

E-cigarettes are not the silver bullet to solving the smoking epidemic as many hoped.



Terri Gatchel-Schmidt

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Why medical practices need to automate the prior authorization process

Benefits include streamlined workflows, faster payer approvals, fewer claims denials


Tim Price

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How technology can ease provider burnout and improve patients’ health care experience

From AI-powered symptom checking to virtual intake tools, recent technological advances hold promise for enhancing care delivery


Kathryn S. Beard, JD

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Use technology to avoid surprises from the No Surprises Act

The No Surprises Act, which takes effect January 1, 2022, is a much-needed push for providers to be more transparent about total costs to the patient and eliminating unexpected medical bills.


Thomas R. Loeblein, CHBC, CFP

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6 ways to improve your practice finances

Physicians can improve their practice's financial stability and profitability with careful planning and strategic decision-making.


Sophia Morris

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Why locum tenens work is a viable solution for fighting burnout in the medical field

Fill-in physicians can find flexibility and financial benefits while developing their careers.


Jon Moore

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AI in health care: the risks and benefits

Realizing the technology’s full potential requires understanding its advantages and challenges


Bevey Miner

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Helping health care’s 'digital have-nots' bridge the digital divide

Despite advances in health care information exchange, the flow of data between large hospitals and small care facilities is anything but smooth and seamless.



Sarah Foehrenbacher

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Financial questions every young physician should answer

Financial planning is one area where you can benefit from asking a lot of questions, leaning on experts and continuously learning.


Silas Inman

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‘Think about the hype’ - AI holds disruptive potential for health care

Physician experts say artificial intelligence has promise for primary care, but doctors must think critically as they integrate it into patient care.


Gary Call, M.D.

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Telehealth Post-COVID: going digital to reduce costs?

Without data driven analysis it will be impossible to realize the full benefits that telehealth might provide.


Grace Halsey

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Holiday shopping bonus: 10 more holiday gift ideas for physicians on your ‘nice’ list

Need some last-minute gift ideas for the physicians in your life? We’ve got you covered.