Keith A. Reynolds

The fields are seeing record-breaking residency match against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Primary Care First Model options ties patient health outcomes to practice payments.

The California Attorney General is already a firm defender of the Affordable Care Act, which his new role tasks him with repairing.

A new survey identifies what executives think could be the biggest disruptions in the next year for hospitals and health care groups.

The online sales behemoth will roll its hybrid telehealth and in-person health care service across the U.S. this summer.

The policy paper lays out a plan to address the impact business practices and employment terms can have on ethics and professionalism.

If passed, the bill would extend the moratorium to the end of the year rather than the end of this month.

The committee’s report to congress includes recommendations for fee-for-service, Medicare Advantage, Part D, and telehealth.

The national average payment rate will increase by about $12 for administering each dose of the vaccines.

A look at data from the swine flu pandemic shows that physicians who talk vaccination with their doctor often get the shot.

The internists organization says that provisions of the legislation will improve health care in the U.S.

The results could indicate a secondary health crisis will be facing the nation.

President Joe R. Biden marked the anniversary of the onset of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic with a flood of action.

A new government report uses pre-pandemic data to rank the life expectancy of residents of all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

The new doses will spring from the production partnership of Johnson & Johnson and Merck.

Most hospitals expect RPM to match or surpass in-patient monitoring in the coming years.

The funds will go toward health literacy grants for racial and ethnic minority, rural, and other vulnerable populations.

Digital symptom checkers in the US and UK missed several severe illnesses in an international study.

What changes brought on by COVID-19 should stay.

Those who have been fully vaccinated can safely visit other vaccinated people and small groups of those who have yet to get the jab.

Ways that practice leaders can anticipate problems in their practice before they become obstacles.

Les Jebson, executive director of clinical business operations at Texas A&M, discussed a recent presentation on price transparency and how small practices can stay competitive.

More than 200,000 Americans took advantage of the special enrollment period in February.

The next MJH Life Sciences COVID-19 Coalition webinar will focus on building confidence in vaccines.

Ways to keep health care practices viable during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Multiple news organizations report that the White House has brokered the unusual deal.

Will precautions created to combat COVID-19 outlast the public health emergency?

The next MJH Life Sciences COVID-19 Coalition webinar will focus on building confidence in vaccines.

Mike Tankersley, MD, MBA, discusses workflow tips that can help practices in their use of telehealth visits.