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Don Richards

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Rein in hidden billing costs

Where do hidden billing costs typically exist-and how can practice leaders more effectively rein them in? Here are four common blind spots?


Erin Kitchen

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5 ways to encourage patients to leave positive reviews online

By enacting a few simple techniques, you can better ensure patients share and spread positive feedback of your practice.


Kyna Fong

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More is less: The future of data-driven medicine

It’s not enough to send data. For data to have value, it needs to have purpose.


David Wyatt

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Are you a high-performing practice?

Top revenue cycle management tips for maximum success.


Chuck Peck, M.D.

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Solving physician burnout: The two keys

Health systems cannot impose a new order on physician communities. Attempting to do so without meaningful physician input will increase their sense of disenfranchisement and aggravate burnout.


Jesse Zheng

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Improving quality and increasing star ratings

What you need to know to perform better on quality measures and get a higher rating.


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Lucienne Marie Ide, MD, PhD

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Federal funding cuts in health care will jeopardize patient outcomes and ultimately raise costs

As Trump and Congress debate the Big Beautiful Bill, public health, medical research, and Medicaid could ‘Make America Healthy Again’ — if the nation pays for them.


Mara Kaufman

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Digital preparation for physicians in a time of crisis

Five considerations for physicians in the face of COVID-19.


Dan D’Orazio

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How COVID-19 Is Changing Patients’ Perception of Healthcare

A new survey of 500 U.S. consumers by Sage Growth Partners and Black Book Market Research reveals how COVID-19 is significantly changing patients’ healthcare concerns and preferences.


Paula C. Brancato

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Physician finances: What to do in these uncertain times

You don’t need a lecture about what to do and not to do with your money. What you need is a survival guide.


Alexis Edwards

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Chronic Care Codes Offer Greater Flexibility and Payment in 2020

Here are the new CMS coding changes and ways to maximize reimbursement and care management efficiency.


Frank Gabrin, DO

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Frank Gabrin's story: Discovering 'the heart of care'

Frank Gabrin, DO, passed away last week from COVID-19. In 2012, he wrote a heartfelt cover story for Medical Economics. Here it is.


Matt Dickson

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Why hybrid care starts with the patient

A combo of in-person and virtual visits is here to stay.


Tim Costantino

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4 tips to use technology to gain work-life balance

To take good care of patients, themselves, and loved ones, providers need to strike work-life balance. 


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Karly Rowe, MBA

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The link between revenue cycle management and mental health patients’ well-being

Optimizing revenue cycle management for mental health providers, and how primary care physicians can help bridge the gap.


Kenneth A. Rosenberg

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The OFFCP’s proposed rule to end the Tricare debate

What you need to know about this proposed rule.


Nicole D. Espin

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The OFFCP’s proposed rule to end the Tricare debate

What you need to know about this proposed rule.


Dr. Samant Virk, CEO and founder of MediSprout

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Top 5 Lessons Learned about Telehealth As We Face Our New Normal

We now look to telehealth not just for convenience, but for its safety and flexibility.


Mel Gunawardena

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Transparency in billing is a challenge and opportunity for providers

Unlike most industries which have a clear cost and billing structure, the healthcare revenue cycle remains an overly complex, opaque, and inefficient tangle of patients, providers, employers, and insurance companies.


Jonathan Langer

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Mitigating health care’s cybersecurity risks in the era of hyperconnectivity

For an increasingly sophisticated, global community of cybercriminals, health care pays - both figuratively and literally.


Craig Primack, MD, FACP, FAAP, FOMA

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Managing Obesity, Stress and Depression During the COVID-19 pandemic

Getting a handle on the pandemic must include efforts to address the obesity and mental health crises as well


Dave Farr

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Now what? The imminent dangers and emerging opportunities for physicians

Independent physicians likely have two options to sustain their practices into the future.


Shawn Morris

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Is this the end of the independent physician?

The plight of the independent physician has never been so stark.


Sandeep Jain

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Telehealth success hinges on better tools

As the need for telemedicine increases, so does the urgency for creating new, less intrusive technology platforms.


Jasen Gundersen, M.D., M.B.A.

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Post-Acute care was broken before COVID-19 - the pandemic might fix it

The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed weaknesses in how our healthcare system handles acute care.


Bruce Kennedy

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It’s not too soon to learn lessons from COVID-19 pandemic

Here are four critical communications strategies to help deal more effectively with the next crisis.


John Nebergall

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Pandemic underscores need for national Interoperability

Physicians and other providers need access to records now. Here’s one way they can.


Jon Bloom, MD

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Why we need a ‘one-to-many’ telehealth model of care

Telehealth is here to stay. To make it sustainable and scalable, we must utilize remote technologies that enable a “one-to-many” model of care.


Paul W. Glimcher, Ph.D.

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Who profits from medical records?

Medical records, which most patients think are private and protected, are in reality lucrative commodities in a multibillion-dollar industry.


Lee Barrett

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Cyber security risk growing for small medical practices

Hackers are targeting health practices of all size.