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Are you ready for the challenges 2024 will bring to your practice?

December meeting has two days of discussion planned.

About 23% are first-time enrollees

Move would save lives, but administration punts to 2024.

Are you ready for what's coming next year?

The top news stories in primary care today.

National Institutes of Health announce program as potential model for future care.

Representatives examining how administration experts develop American leadership in technology.

Kaiser Permanente program shows promise in improving feelings of well-being, building supportive departmental culture

By building a foundation of trust through personalized care, AI will not only enhance patient-provider relationships but also set new standards for patient loyalty and active participation in health care, leading to reduced no-shows and readmissions.

The top news stories in primary care today.

Regulators ponder declaration about in vitro diagnostic products.

Massive amounts of money are spent on obesity's downstream effects — and not enough on addressing the cause.

A discussion with Adeel Sarwar, chief technology officer of CareCloud, about the future of artificial intelligence in the health technology space.

With planning and perseverance, small practices can still succeed against large practices and health care organizations

Outpatient revenue sees double-digit growth

But harm is greater among Black patients, study finds

They offer a unique combination of growth potential and safety but are complex, and selecting the right one takes thought and research.

When hospitals communicate with primary care physicians, good things can happen for patients and their doctors.

Study highlights challenges faced by employed physicians in corporate-owned settings

The top news stories in primary care today.

Efforts to further reduce smoking among older adults are critical

Study reveals 1 in 8 older Americans consuming cannabis

Value-based care to launch in eight states in July next year.

As more Americans lose access to local facilities, technology can help bring high quality care directly to their homes

Doctors need to address patients’ worries about costs.

KFF chief says affordability is part of national crisis in U.S. economy.