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Investors considering real estate investment trusts (REITs) these days might want to focus on the last part of the famous saying from Warren Buffett: be “greedy when others are fearful.”

Stressful work environments, fatigue, burnout, and aging patient populations who require more care all add to the hardship of attracting and maintaining clinical staff.

Recent advances are enabling health care organizations to mitigate risk while providing high-quality, cost-efficient care

Violence against health care workers has almost become a routine, if frightening, aspect of their jobs.

The top news stories in primary care today.

Measuring engagement is key to meaningful change when workers are straining but loyal, and want to build a culture of excellence.

With stressful conditions increasing and mental health decreasing, what is a primary care physician to do?

If your patients don’t use cigarettes, they may be vaping or using marijuana.

Americans spend huge amounts of money for ineffective care, declining life expectancy.

Primary care gets catch-up in latest AMGA compensation survey.

CBO estimates program could save nearly $100 billion over 10 years

The top news stories in primary care today.

Growth is still anticipated for many, despite challenges

Physicians Foundation President Gary Price, MD, MBA, discusses drivers of health.

Patients prefer paying less for prescriptions over ‘unfair, anticompetitive behavior.’

Investigators said the findings show how efforts to encourage more people to get recommended cancer checks are crucial.

The latest health care technology news

Why establishing AI safeguards to reduce risks in the prior authorization process is important

There are simple tools that can help us achieve the best employment contract.

Think tank examines which income groups have more unpaid health care costs.

Many also say technology makes them more likely to seek care

The top news stories in primary care today.

Want to improve your service to patients? Be proactive about your practice’s financial management.

Decreasing volumes and bad debt take a toll

List of criminal and civil actions is growing and Justice Department says there’s more to come.

Costs expected to exceed more than $15,000 per employee

Seeing same provider at regular intervals is key to reducing spending

The top news stories in primary care today.