
PYA's Shannon Sumner, CPA, CHC, breaks down what the federal government's escalating fraud enforcement push means for physician practices.

PYA's Shannon Sumner, CPA, CHC, breaks down what the federal government's escalating fraud enforcement push means for physician practices.

Access to care surged 14 points in two years to become the No. 1 policy issue for physicians.

System replaces handwritten labels with a barcode-scanning process that prints standardized, color-coded adhesive labels for infusion lines

Are your hiring practices helping or hindering your recruiting efforts?

From common misconceptions to referral practices, here’s a closer look at the role frontline providers play in today’s fertility landscape.

How to transition patients, structure fees and avoid compliance traps.

Are your hiring practices helping or hindering your recruiting efforts?

Are your hiring practices helping or hindering your recruiting efforts?

Insights with the president of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (AAPM&R).

Health care leader brings women’s health and value-based care expertise to the board

Peterson Health Technology Institute analyzes options for PCPs and patients dealing with gastrointestinal disorders.

With internal medicine and executive experience, Hicks will be the first African American chief executive for American College of Physicians.

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How ambient AI and clinical decision support are reducing administrative burden, eliminating burnout and returning the focus to patient-centered care

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While hospitals offer scale, private practices offer something the modern clinician increasingly craves: agency, culture, and a human-centric career journey.

UCSF's Robert Wachter, M.D., says ambient AI scribes have done something rare in health care technology: made physicians want more AI, not less.

Insights with the president of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (AAPM&R).

Johns Hopkins researchers discuss technology as federal health leaders and patients remain skeptical.

Misdiagnosis, contraindicated treatments and missed care are all on the table when AI becomes a patient's first (and only) stop.

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Before you start the process of selling your practice, make sure you are prepared to answer questions from potential buyers

MIT researchers say 'humble' artificial intelligence systems could prevent medical errors by admitting when they're uncertain

Mitsubishi HC Capital America's John Pack breaks down why mid-size practices keep hitting a wall with traditional financing. Here's what owners need to understand about cash flow, debt and growth before it's too late.

A physician’s guide to safe, clinically led automation that reduces friction without compromising judgment


Finally, a solution to the challenges of prior authorizations

Insights with the president of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (AAPM&R).

The system is intended for use by trained health care professionals and integrates into existing clinical workflows without requiring changes to treatment planning systems or IT infrastructure.

Before you start the process of selling your practice, make sure you are prepared to answer questions from potential buyers