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Physicians often have to make difficult phone calls, which can be anxiety inducing for both physician and patients. Here's how to make them better.

Urgency growing as president announces end to COVID-19 public health emergency.

Recent events have made it even more challenging for physicians to forecast and plan for their retirements.

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What are the most common coding mistakes physicians make?

71% doing contract work experience little to no burnout

It's up to providers, payers and health care institutions to bring underserved groups into the system to improve health outcomes

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Resources can help Black doctors negotiate contracts to close the salary gap.

Many individual investors tending to their portfolios are in a quandary about where to invest new cash in 2023.

The proposed legislation, sponsored by Sens. Chuck Grassley and Maria Cantwell, aims to increase transparency of PBM business practices.

The two companies are leaders in medical liability insurance. They hope to close the deal in the second half of 2023.

Health care data breaches were up sharply in 2022. Here's how to keep your practice safe from attacks.

The technology has many applications in medicine, but hurdles to widespread adoption remain

Will the health system battered by the pandemic emerge more vital in the year ahead?

U.S. spends more but has lower life expectancy and higher death rates

What the physicians of ancient Greece can still teach us today.

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At least one more rate hike expected this year, but investors hope any hikes are small and short-lived.

End of the public health emergency will end remote prescribing of controlled substances

Doctors cite more support staff, reduced patient panels among solutions

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Navigating Medicare’s pay cut and other changes that will affect your reimbursement

At the start of each year, everyone is clamoring to figure out what the next 12 months will be like when it comes to the stock market and investment outlook.

These days, physicians are terrified about overcoding — that is, billing for services they did not render or for more labor-intensive services than they provided.

Managing problems without delay is crucial; otherwise, the practice may suffer.

Great titles for your practice marketing efforts can go a long way.