Should You Pay Off Your Mortgage Early?
The decision to pay of your mortgage early is a personal choice. Here are some things to consider.
Keep it Simple
By simplifying your financial life, it will be easier to manage your various investments and accounts.
The Structure of Risk Adjustment for Private Plans in Medicare
Researchers have overwhelmingly rejected the idea that the relative cost of diagnoses in health plans is the same as that listed by the CMS-HCC.
Lowering Costs, Improving Quality
Three new initiatives to cut down on the high costs of Medicare and Medicaid, while helping to improve the quality of care.
Tanzanian Lodge Named Best Hotel
Vacationers are looking for adventure and exotic locations, according to the results of a Travel + Leisure survey.
Ways to Engage Your Patients
Showing patients respect and giving them access to more information can lead to them being more engaged and likely to follow instructions.
Health Care Industry Continues to Add Jobs
Although employment numbers in general were flat in June, health care continued its upward trend.
The Old Charm of Poland
The cities of Poland have an unexpected beauty to them with bright buildings, pedestrian-filled streets and history.
Why I Miss the Financial Crisis
Although the financial crisis was tough on almost everyone, it was a good time for biotech investors. This year hasn't been as good.
The Medicare Mess
The flawed Medicare system is so tiresome to navigate that many doctors will drop the coverage if possible or close their independent practices in favor of joining a group.
Which Job Position to Take?
A reader weighs two position offers: one is salaried and the other a contract.
Medical Affairs Groups Take on New Roles
Drug companies are adding more responsibilities to their medical affairs groups.
Be on Your Best Behavior at the Beach
Others are judging your behavior when you're at the beach and pool, especially if you breach etiquette.
How to Better Read Earnings Reports
With earnings season upon us, here are some tips to help you read reports and understand why the markets rewarded some companies and crushed others.
Medical Class Reunion 2011
A class reunion reveals faulty memories, missing classmates and a great deal of changes; but it was still a visit to a time in the past.
Your Home Won't Sell? Rent It!
Homeowners who need to move but haven't sold their current house might consider renting it out rather than leave it sitting vacant.
Care in Rural Critical Access Hospitals
Despite policy efforts to help critical access hospitals, many of them simply don't have the resources to ensure high-quality care.
Capital Flows to Massachusetts Startups
Boston area life sciences firms raised almost $90 million in early stage rounds.
Australia in Your Portfolio
Most investors have little or no investments into Australia despite the fact that this developed country has the growth potential of emerging nations.
Half a Billion Available to Improve Care
Up to $500 million will be available through the Affordable Care Act to improve care and prevent injuries and complications.
Three of the Best Dividend Investments in the World
Investing in bonds won't bring much income with inflation where it is; your best bet is dividends.
Telemed System Improves Profitability, Reduces Liability
A new system allows doctors to document after-hours phone calls so they can choose to bill patients if they want, but also protect the practice from legal issues.
Medical Practice Managers List Biggest Daily Challenges
Preparing for reimbursement models that place a greater share of financial risk on the practice is the biggest challenge that medical practice managers struggle with.
6 Signs Indicating You Are Headed for a Financial Collision
Being aware of the warning signs of trouble may help you avoid it; so here are six indicators that you may be on your way to financial ruin.
Taking (Financial) Responsibility
A plea for doctors to wake up and come to grips with the necessities of a personal financial life.
How to Determine What to Charge to Multiple Work Credit Cards
A reader has two credit cards for two different works services and wants to know how to determine what to charge to each card.
403(b) Plans: Participate or Not?
403(b) plans aren't simply an equivalent to 401(k) plans and you might decide that participate in your company's 403(b) is not for you.
Council Recommendation Goes Against Genentech's Avastin
The FDA's drug advisory council recommends withdrawing breast cancer as an approved use for Avastin, but the final decision lies with the commissioner.
Before Starting that Summer Road Trip...
Before leaving on their summer road trips, people tend to forget checking to make sure that their auto insurance will cover them in case something should happen.
Successful Physician Participation in ACOs - Part I
Affordable Care Organizations are the future of the health care industry, but it's necessary for physicians to be active participants for them to work.