
Can yours make the cut?
Todd Shryock is managing editor of Medical Economics.

Can yours make the cut?

Physicians who have spent most of their working life building a practice often have no clue how much their business is worth. This lack of knowledge can affect retirement planning, create financial delays when applying for loans and allow inefficiencies to erode the overall value of the practice.

Surprisingly, regulations play a big role

The opioid epidemic may have disappeared from the headlines, but the problem is still here.

Telehealth came to the forefront of medicine when the pandemic first hit, but how much of a future it has remains in question.

Will you have to deal with these codes on All Hallows Eve?

What you need to know to protect your practice.

The next generation of EHRs will focus more on the doctor, making their jobs easier

The key to happy and healthy patients? Honest talk about finances.

With lives on the line, medicine has to be far more careful with advancements

By making better use of your existing space, you can eliminate wait times, excess supplies, overcrowded rooms—and save money.

Mobility should be the basis of anything given to doctors

If you want a good deal on your lease, follow these pro tips.

Much progress has been made, but accessing data from another network is still challenging

New technology plays a key role in getting physicians what they need to treat patients

Balancing rapid access needed by physicians while protecting patient privacy is a difficult task

Evidence-based insights are going to change health care in the future

Are you ready to make some sacrifices to find financial freedom?

What you need to know about making telehealth pay off now and in the future.

New practice models give some hope to physicians looking to make it on their own

The march toward value-based care is inevitable

Pandemic has had little impact on deals.

Data is the key to showing payers the value physicians bring to the table

Usability and interoperability are top physician complaints, but will 2021 bring any relief?

The differences and similarities between MDs and DOs.

Virtual visits are going to be a larger part of health care moving forward and doctors need to embrace it to succeed.

If a COVID vaccine is developed, will patients get it?

With the right infrastructure, they can make a case to payers that they are a valuable asset.

Balancing patient privacy with quick physician access to records is a challenge.

Burnout and stress are hitting doctors hard. An analysis of the problem illustrates the actions that need to be taken now.