Can telehealth solve rural health issues? Maybe. But only with a mindful approach.
Understanding non-compete clauses and other issues that physicians must confront in such agreements.
Healthcare needs more clinician leaders, but they’re often not properly prepared for the job.
The pace of change is accelerating in ways that we haven’t seen before. Here's some predictions for what’s coming our way.
It’s critical that healthcare providers understand how to better prepare, operationally and financially, for the next outbreak.
Since 2013, the Obesity Algorithm has undergone yearly updates to help healthcare professionals stay abreast of the latest developments in obesity medicine.
Prioritizing hearing can improve patient outcomes and healthcare savings.
Four areas where physicians can use the EHR to propel population health efforts.
We must get our act together and carry out a nationwide vaccination campaign efficiently and smartly
More than 1,000 physicians participated in the annual survey.
Where do hidden billing costs typically exist-and how can practice leaders more effectively rein them in? Here are four common blind spots?
By enacting a few simple techniques, you can better ensure patients share and spread positive feedback of your practice.
It’s not enough to send data. For data to have value, it needs to have purpose.
Health systems cannot impose a new order on physician communities. Attempting to do so without meaningful physician input will increase their sense of disenfranchisement and aggravate burnout.
What you need to know to perform better on quality measures and get a higher rating.
Change is coming in 2025, but physicians can maximize reimbursement for remote physiological monitoring and chronic care management.
Five considerations for physicians in the face of COVID-19.
A new survey of 500 U.S. consumers by Sage Growth Partners and Black Book Market Research reveals how COVID-19 is significantly changing patients’ healthcare concerns and preferences.
You don’t need a lecture about what to do and not to do with your money. What you need is a survival guide.
Here are the new CMS coding changes and ways to maximize reimbursement and care management efficiency.
Frank Gabrin, DO, passed away last week from COVID-19. In 2012, he wrote a heartfelt cover story for Medical Economics. Here it is.
A combo of in-person and virtual visits is here to stay.
To take good care of patients, themselves, and loved ones, providers need to strike work-life balance.
Why many providers are starting to use non-medical consumer data in their care management planning.
What you need to know about this proposed rule.
What you need to know about this proposed rule.
We now look to telehealth not just for convenience, but for its safety and flexibility.
Unlike most industries which have a clear cost and billing structure, the healthcare revenue cycle remains an overly complex, opaque, and inefficient tangle of patients, providers, employers, and insurance companies.