Practice Finance

What it is, what these firms want, and why your practice might be a target

Practices looking to hire medical assistants should consider each candidate’s education and certification, as well as past medical and administrative work experience.

How to thread the needle when talking to patients about medical mistakes.

Focus on trust and communication

How to keep yourself, your family, and your practice financially fit

Is it ‘patients over paperwork’ or a bait and switch?

Data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services reveals that on average, Americans spend approximately $1,200 a year on prescription medications, numbers that have gone up due to rising prices. Here's how doctors can help.

The changes being implemented now will have a profoundly positive effect on the way care is delivered in the future.

Why primary care physicians should be setting up a screening program.

If bad handwriting was the only problem we had to deal with, medicine would be in a much better place.

Make sure you are using the right codes when dealing with hospitalized patients.

Regular contact with patients is vital for successful treatment.

Over the course of their careers, physicians face several major financial decisions that can have a lasting impact on their financial well-being. Here’s a look at some of these key decisions and advice physicians should consider when making them.

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Three steps to maximize return-on-investment and ensure pleasant patient experiences

When is the right time to upgrade your fitness tracker?

Value-based care has created a conundrum: pretty much everyone in healthcare likes the idea of paying for outcomes, but no one is sure how to fairly implement it.

What sources should physicians turn to when they need money for their practice?

Three reasons why physicians are uniquely qualified to lead all types of healthcare organization to success

Reimbursement can be tricky-here's what you need to know for the rest of the year.

Many physicians are dealing with massive student loans from medical school, according to a poll of Medical Economics readers.

There are communication breakdowns happening throughout the entire continuum of care. Is technology the solution?