Practice Finance

Report identifies biggest risks for primary care doctors.

How can physicians help their patients?

What physicians can do to collect the payment they deserve while also avoiding compliance risk.

How physicians can adapt to the patient empowerment trend 

A look at both approaches, examining the pros and cons of each, and when, or if, it can make sense to combine the two.

Letters from our readers 

Can an ICD-10-CM body mass index (BMI) code be used as a stand-alone code?

Numerous factors can impact physician career satisfaction, including location. Here are the best-and the worst-states for practicing medicine.

The more understandable and accessible the information, the better.

If the choice of personal medical care offered by small practices is to be preserved, the rules of the game must change.

Clinically integrated networks are an increasingly popular approach to delivering better healthcare at lower costs.

Don’t let the stress of inadequate preparation tarnish the first time your new colleagues see you in action.

There are concerns that could swallow up the direct primary care movement and shunt it from being a potential salvation for our system to a flash in the pan.

Primary care physicians are trapped in a non-sustainable business model.

Risks related to outsourced billing and considerations for mitigating those risks

A small group of independent physicians challenged a powerful hospital organization, and against all odds, won the day.

What you can do today to pave the way for a successful conversion tomorrow.

As more apps come to market, wearable users look for more sophisticated devices. Here are 10 of them.

The patients’ needs cannot always win-and often don’t.

Five steps to take after you’ve matched.

Young physicians want good compensation. But money’s not all they’re looking for.

Physicians are thinking outside the box early in their careers.

How to attract and retain physicians and other providers

Pros and cons of outsourcing versus managing it yourself

Four signs that a physician may already owe too much