Increasing value when negotiating with payers
March 2, 2020
Increasingly, payers are adopting a take it or leave it approach in contracts with physicians in the value-based marketplace, putting physicians in a tough spot.
Jordan Rosenfeld
Getting started with a direct pay practice
December 10, 2019
Practice transformation to a direct pay or concierge model is one solution physicians are taking to deal with burnout, declining revenue and payer hassles.
STI epidemic: What primary care physicians can do
December 9, 2019
Some experts say primary care physicians are not routinizing sexual health discussions as part of general health screenings
How physicians can bust myths about herpes
November 15, 2019
There are common misconceptions patients have about the disease that physicians can address
Rooting out gender bias in sexual health treatment
November 14, 2019
Gender bias in healthcare can be dangerous for women’s health
Managing patients with migraines
November 12, 2019
Tips for primary care physcians
Best practices in managing asthma patients
November 1, 2019
While physicians often struggle to keep their asthmatic patients in good health, experts say that new treatment approaches and medications may be able to reduce these costs and improve quality of life for asthma patients.
How patient satisfaction scores are changing medicine
October 30, 2019
Healthcare organizations have been using patient satisfaction scores since the late 1980s to improve care delivery and calculate physician and staff bonuses, among other purposes.
Can vaping impair fertility?
October 7, 2019
A new study found that vaping may also have negative impacts on fertility
How physicians should talk to teens about sexual health
October 7, 2019
They may be awkward, but physician-led conversations about sexual health are a must when dealing with teenage patients
