Richard Payerchin

Poll examines patient reaction to online, direct-to-consumer medicine.

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MGMA outlines legal technicality that HHS needs to address if Congress takes action.

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January meeting opens new year of wrangling in Washington as doctor costs go up and payments go down.

Federal figures include health care services and commodities.

Study finds dramatic declines across boys and girls, racial and ethnic groups.

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CMS announces figures blowing by last year’s record of 16.3 million enrollees.

Americans pay more, but that could change when Medicare begins negotiating prices.

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Researchers find assessing patients and tests can lead to diagnostic errors that cause harm.

Online visits with family doctors led to fewer emergency visits in the following week.

ASAM president discusses current state of opioid crisis and how primary care could be a new avenue for physicians to connect patients to treatment.

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AMGA weighs in on policy changes proposed for 2025.

Streamlining operations allows physicians to spend their time caring for patients, and for patients to feel cared for

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AIMPA intends to become a new voice for physicians in independent practice.

Internal medicine physicians ‘concerned’ about patients ordering prescription drugs directly from pharmaceutical makers.

President, GOP clash over meanings of economic indicators.

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‘Overly punitive’ approach will discourage move to value-based care.

If you practice here, your patients are getting a bargain.

Report to Congress details expected recoveries, questioned costs, and potential savings.

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ACP emphasizes that physicians must vote and encourage their patients to cast ballots for the health of the nation.

Here’s the cost of getting into the exam room.

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Federal regulators consider rules required to stifle information blocking and promote interoperability.