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In a partnership to strengthen primary care, 500 practices were picked by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to participate in the Comprehensive Primary Care Initiative.

Ezriel Kornel, MD, FASC, is not just a superb neurosurgeon and medical tool inventor, he's an actor with a passion for all the arts.

For investors who want to do something to make money but don't have the confidence to throw more cash into the market, one option is to simply rebalance their portfolio.

Numbers reported earlier this month continue to support the growing belief that the real estate market is on its way back - slowly but surely. Here are three of the most popular ways to play a rebound in real estate.

Although parents neglect to talk with their children about money, the majority of them pay a weekly allowance that almost all children spend in its entirety.

When patients need to visit a physician for primary care services a surprisingly high number is turning to specialists instead of primary care physicians.

While most Americans compare prices before making a big purchase, significantly less do the same when it comes to their mortgage, which means possibly missing out on savings.

Long-term capital gains rates will go up substantially in 2013 unless Congress acts. But that doesn't necessarily mean you should take your gains before the end of the year. Here are some strategies and tactics to consider.

There are little-known "cheat sheets" that can tell you within seconds which stocks should be on your radar - they're called Form 13F filings.

The housing market is in such a state right now that nobody is happy with the outcomes of sales or with real estate companies: not the buyers and not the sellers.

Compared to other working adults, physicians are far more likely to be dissatisfied with their work-life balance or have symptoms of burnout.

More than any city in Germany's Luther Country, Wittenberg is where you get a true sense of Martin Luther, the man - and his life. Germany's Luther Country Festival, celebrating the life of the father of the Reformation, goes on till 2017.

The best companies to invest in are ones that have protections - such as patents, brand names and regulatory complexities - in place against competitors. Businesses without these protective moats are vulnerable.

In the past physicians haven't gotten in as much trouble as the big companies bribing doctors or providing kickbacks. Going forward physicians may face more severe consequences.

Finding the perfect place to live is a delicate process, but Americans are ever searching. Here is a list of the best small cities in America.

The average cost to attend ALL types of colleges is rising higher than inflation rates year after year. Generally, there are four savings vehicles that can work well for college funding for high-income earners.

If steep Medicare reimbursements cuts arrive next year, how will your medical practice survive? There are a number of options for physicians to be proactive and develop a plan right now to supplement their income.

It's best to not to determine success based on the daily swings of the market. To be profitable, you just need up days to outnumber the down - and that takes endurance.

Mobile devices are being used more and more by health care professionals for work purposes, but as of right now, few use them to connect to an electronic health record.

Economic stress and the new rule from ACA to reduce Medicare reimbursements for hospitals with excess readmissions are leading to bigger mergers and acquisitions in the health care industry.

Not everyone is equipped to make the right decisions or handle the pressure of managing their own money. Here are some tips for not getting fleeced by your broker or planner.

The new cost of raising a child for 17 years, the truth about buying IPO stocks and why it's important for both spouses to be involved in financial planning.

Investors spied a potential problem at Idenix and responded harshly on Thursday morning, sending the pharmaceutical company's stock down 30%.

Given the continued high rate of unemployment it may be surprising that the apparent focus of the upcoming presidential election will not be jobs and the economy; instead, President Obama and Republican presumptive candidate Mitt Romney are fighting over Medicare.

For medical professionals who want to have mobile option to find articles through their institution, Docphin offers a streamlined way to access the medical literature.

The bad news is that mental facility declines after age 50. The good news is that it doesn't happen to everyone equally.

All states had a prevalence of obesity over 20%, and 12 states broke 30%.

Investors are always looking for some new indicator to give them some idea of where the economy is going and they've looked for trends in really odd places.