A good onboarding program can be the difference between keeping a newly hired physician for the long term or having to start over again sooner than you would like

Physician founder of Vot-ER recalls the beginning of a national movement to advance voter registration in health care settings.

Decline likely means a 0.25% interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve

Presidential contenders offer views on health care during televised debate.

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Why data management is key for addressing many of America’s major health care issues.

When possible, patients prefer to recover in their own beds instead of hospital beds, according to a new survey. National health care policy needs to catch up to patient need.

What is asset protection planning?

The past has lots of indicators, but the candidates were mum in the summer about specific initiatives on major programs.

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Expect patient care to suffer when physicians face a 2.8% decrease in reimbursement in 2025, even as regulators acknowledge practice costs are going up.

For any patient dealing with illness, whether acute or chronic, taking medications as directed is essential to achieving the best health outcomes.

Let’s continue to celebrate women’s advances in medicine, science, law and other fields. But we also must recognize that the shortage of men in health care professions is becoming a critical issue.

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Social health is the key to closing the health literacy gap

Is an interest rate cut coming? Analysts consider jobless rate, other economic indicators.

By improving health outcomes and avoiding costly obesity-related complications, GLP-1s can significantly reduce the overall cost of health care.

Remarkably, the bull market has kept running strong amid sustained high rates.

Scott Dewey, chief managed care officer at PayrHealth, joins the podcast to discuss the best strategies for negotiating with payers.

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How do we offer the care our nation’s patients deserve?

Two solutions for the primary care shortage from unlikely sources could boost access

As the American population ages and the need for health care grows, physicians aren’t the only clinicians in short supply. Here’s a report on the state of the medical workforce – and how doctors can help.

The proposed meager Medicare reimbursement increase for dialysis providers marks the fifth year in a row that the agency has failed to capture actual increases in labor and treatment costs.

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