
Updated code set is first to include descriptions of procedures and services in Spanish

Updated code set is first to include descriptions of procedures and services in Spanish

Physicians can code for reimbursement.

Employing the right technology can bring improvement in key performance metrics

The exciting possibilities of gene editing.

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Doctors often don’t consider patients’ preference, study finds

Smaller physicians’ office will need assistance.

AI test offers quick and remote diagnosis that could ultimately help primary care physicians

Patients in study had 22.4% higher specialist visits than the control group

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Acquisition follows fine over charges company falsely claimed its software met certification requirements

Attacks are having an effect on care delivery

Collaboration is key for physicians and the community.

Success requires using home care team as extension of physician’s practice

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There are 395 new diagnosis codes, 25 deletions and 13 revisions that go into effect October 1, 2023.

A digital payment strategy benefits the patient and streamlines operations

Reaching a turning point on drivers of health.

Industry looks to digital and automation tools to overcome challenge

How many physicians feel burned out? And why? Check out our 2023 Physician Burnout and Wellness Survey results.


In some areas of the U.S., 40% of the population has medical debt in collections

Experts expect more lawsuits challenging CMS’s authority to negotiate drug prices for Medicare Part D.

Take 5 offers reliable screening, physicians can offer resources.

Initiative seeks to bridge ‘technical gap’ that leaves patients vulnerable.

Other sectors affected as trucking company shutdown, Hollywood strikes skew national figures.

By joining forces with other independent practices, purchasing medical supplies can be simplified and result in cost savings.

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At-risk students and diversity both suffer from changing the first part of the exam to pass/fail