Some doctors are doing it successfully, but costs and logistics can make it a challenge. Here's what to watch for.
403(b)s are addressed
There is a middle road wherein standards and expectations of how to practice in a whole new world of real-time data can be established, and it must be addressed so that those who use EHR systems can do their jobs without apprehension and fear.
A reader argues that physicians have been increasingly pushed to the sidelines by other players in the healthcare game.
Cheaper, too—you can download everything you need for free. But if you build a Web site, will patients come?
In a world where doctors must focus on revenue and the role of the primary care provider becomes confined, the author learns from her mentor that compassionate care still matters.
Medical Economics editorial board member Patricia J. Roy, DO, shares her opinion about the Supreme Court's Affordable Care Act ruling.
Today's residents face shorter work schedules, which could be tomorrow's problem.
Bewildered by the plethora of models, features, and options? We take the "hard" out of hardware for you.
Get your questions answered on what parts of your business to analyze on a yearly basis.
Inform your malpractice insurance carrier any time you have suspicion that a patient is considering a lawsuit.
After the collapse of the housing bubble, you might think that real estate is still a risky investment. Learn why you might want to reconsider that assessment.
You can still reap big savings if you act before time runs out. This guide highlights 17 money-saving opportunities.
A management services organization can take some hassles off your back, but there's a price. Make sure you know what you're getting into.
Medical Economics editorial board member Gregory Hood, MD, shares his opinion about the Supreme Court ruling on the Affordable Care Act.
Many physicians can recall their "I'm outta here moment," when they decided to retire. Once you've hit that point, make some financial adjustments so that your transition to the easy life is a smooth one.
It's the third and final part of analyzing the book, Blue Latitudes, Boldly Going Where Captain Cook Has Gone Before, and how it applies to modern day.
Don't trust your nest egg to just anyone. These advisers have the expertise you deserve.
Helping some patients may get you into trouble with others, warns this physician.
Some would live out their wildest fantasies, but many would give it away to their families or to charity.
Want to increase the efficiency of your practice? Here are eight ways to do so.
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