As we look over the horizon, we can’t see a logical endgame yet. We are frightened and don’t know what will come next.
Physicians and payers should seek to build relationships on three foundational factors: transparency, competence, and motive.
The third-place winner of the 2018 Physician Writing Contest learned three key lessons in interacting with one of her patients, Rebekah.
The second-place winner of the 2018 Physician Writing Contest reflects on various ways doctors can be present for their patients.
The first-place winner of the 2018 Physician Writing Contest urges her peers to look at the motivating fears behind patient visits for clarity.
Make the most of your patient portal in the time of COVID-19.
Know the four priority areas established by the government.
Know the four priority areas established by the government.
Every practice should have these 9 elements as a part of their guidelines for meeting with industry reps.
Joining forces with other physicians to thrive is necessary, and a clinically integrated network may be a route to consider
Late appointment cancellations and missed appointments are common. Unfortunately, patient actions affect physicians and patients in multiple ways.
Late appointment cancellations and missed appointments are common. Unfortunately, patient actions affect physicians and patients in multiple ways.
While you may be tempted to bring your shiny new smart speaker to your office, you would be well advised to keep it at home until virtual assistance becomes well acquainted with HIPAA.
It’s time for physicians to re-read the Hippocratic Oath and Oath of Maimonides to ensure the future of medicine.
For the White House to meet its goals on stopping the nation’s opioid crisis, there are some practical steps to put in place first.
Clinically integrated networks are an increasingly popular approach to delivering better healthcare at lower costs.
Clinically integrated networks are an increasingly popular approach to delivering better healthcare at lower costs.
Asking Americans to improve their health should not be too much to ask.
Three simple indices and metrics are the key to higher medical practice performance.
Payers must make public the individual amounts their health plans pay providers across all types of services and locations, including hospitals, doctors’ offices, imaging centers, outpatient surgery centers and urgent care clinics.
Access isn’t just a question of overcoming the hurdle of being seen by a provider, but being seen by someone with the level of expertise required for the best clinical outcome.
Given their salaries and chances of getting sued, physicians should strongly consider estate planning early in their careers.
Transitioning from a fee-for-service billing model to value-based care that incorporates financial risk and rewards tied to the patient’s health outcome is not easy.
Preserve earnings, bolster tax savings and better plan for the future.
A new study shows that DPC clinicians may have found the key to reducing burnout and returning a focus to patients.
A new study shows that DPC clinicians may have found the key to reducing burnout and returning a focus to patients.
By empowering physicians with evidence-based guidelines, they are better-equipped to make clinical decisions that are cost-effective and drive high-quality outcomes.
With constant changes in healthcare and how much patients are responsible to pay for their care, practices should turn to technology for assistance.