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While there was widespread enthusiasm and expectations of relief from surprise balance billing, the No Surprises Act that went into effect Jan. 1, 2022 has made very little progress since its implementation.

Errors in patient records are surprisingly common, so easing access to them could harm outcomes

Study examines environmental effects of online visits between physicians, patients.

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Study connects primary care patients with resources, but admissions, ED visits don’t decrease.

Researchers examine trends for adult women and men before COVID-19 pandemic.

Patients get better care from specialists who trained with referring PCP, study finds

This essay appeared in the first issue of Medical Economics published in October 1923. U.S. Senator Royal S. Copeland argues for more physician involvement in politics.

Learning about the telehealth codes you'll need to use in 2023.

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Consider starting the year right by updating your estate plan.

Telehealth company aims at primary care as visits exceed 50 million in 2022.

Actionable patient data lives in your digital engagement tools — use it!

Consider these factors as you ponder your practice’s prospects for 2023.

Negotiate with knowledge and watch out for pitfalls with billing and side hustles.

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Venture with Walgreens puts primary care, pharmacies under one roof.

Researchers examine proportion of doctors in statehouses vs. general population.

Providers can face criminal penalties under The Federal Travel Act & EKRA, too.

President praises gains, touts insulin price cap for seniors as part of economic plan.

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Use technology instead of waiting for your population to reach chronic disease.

The five administrative burdens that trouble physicians the most

Clauses are part of physician employment agreements and some states already regulate them.

As practices grow and become more intimately involved in patients’ complete health care — including regimens of sleep, nutrition, lifestyle, and even wearables — there is more room for lapses, errors or disagreements that pose questions suitable for lawyers.

In active management, investors rely on their skills (often with poor results) or those of professional investment managers (with widely varying results) to make investment decisions.

Consider these factors as you ponder your prospects for the next year.

How to take steps to boost the experience for this group of patients.