We are heading for a ‘global human energy crisis.’ Emotional intelligence will be vital to navigate it.
Many Americans do lack access to affordable coverage, but that's largely a function of government over-regulation.
Many PCPs remain in the dark when it comes to effective documentation, coding, and risk adjustment for their Medicare Advantage patients.
Patients favor remote blood pressure monitoring and wearable devices, but doctors don’t think they improve care
More delays is what the new wave of prescription drug affordability boards in 11 states are promising.
Here’s what you need to know about incorporating a work-from-home model.
The right product can reduce staff and clinician burnout, but it needs to include a human element
COVID-19 emphasized providers’ need to diversify
A case study for a patient who required additional SGLT-2 inhibitors to help reduce progression of renal disease is presented, and Drs Robert Busch, Dhiren Patel, and Muthiah Vadugananthan share their final thoughts on renal protective agents.
How physicians can shape health literacy in a TikTok world.
Women’s health research is finally getting the attention it deserves. Artificial Intelligence can ensure social drivers of health, barriers to care, bias, and more aren’t being overlooked.
If we are to solve the dire dilemma in American health care, our approach will have to be radically different from those we’ve taken to date.
Practices can build engagement through relevant, targeted messaging and by making communication as easy as possible
Doctors handle their patients with care, and they need to do the same with data.
Finding the telemedicine platform that is the right fit.
Unpacking vaccine pricing: navigating policy, economics, and public health imperatives.
The right soundtrack can help patients feel more relaxed, reduce anxiety, and make visits more enjoyable.
Four simple steps can increase collection of patient balances while also preserving the practice-patient relationship.
Credit card processing fees can be difficult to decipher, but a little work can save a lot of money
Patients are clamoring for care as the physician shortage gets worse. Here’s why nurse practitioners and physician assistants are part of the solution.
Incentivizing high-quality care reduces costs while improving patient outcomes.
As the primary care market grows, physicians must present treatment information when patients are making critical health decisions.
Common mistakes can creep into various steps in the insurance billing process. Correct them and you’ll improve the financial health of your practice.
Constant communication and education are critical to help patients manage their diabetes symptoms and avoid costly complications.
Healthcare solutions need to also address the much bigger problem of staffing shortages and burnout.