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Keep patients healthier, happier, and coming back for life.

The top news stories in primary care today.

AI can help physicians refine their people skills to improve care

Physicians need to conduct a careful analysis of multiple factors before considering an acquisition by a health system or other buyer.

The Healing Healthcare Initiative builds on six key principles.

Effective treatment requires coordinating primary, behavioral health care

Primary care is inefficient, inconvenient, and often inaccessible, optimized neither for patient experience nor positive outcomes.

Launching in 2020, the Physician Support Line is available to medical students, resident/ fellows, attending physicians, and retired physicians.

Changing the culture of health care organizations.

A slavish devotion to diversification can be self-defeating.

Goal is to encourage doctors to talk with patients about firearms safety and preventing gun-related deaths and injuries

Take control of your payer contracts and get the money you deserve.

New online toolkit explains what investigators look for when examining telehealth payments through Medicare.

How cultural competence helps physicians improve outcomes and achieve value-based financial incentives

For most patients, anxiety treatment begins with a visit to their primary care physician.

The top news stories in primary care today.

Study shows that one-fifth of adults with no transportation skipped medical care last year

Tips from a health care attorney

A focus on communication and building patient trust with can lead to reversing chronic conditions

A new collaborative program to improve conditions for health care workers.

There are potential implications for primary care access if lawmakers take action – or don’t.

The top news stories in primary care today.

If your practice needs a blueprint for change, here are four new offerings from AHRQ, Mayo Clinic, AMA, National Academy of Medicine.

New book by Wendy Dean, M.D., discusses the disconnect between physicians’ ethics and beliefs and our health care system.

There are two types of employees: go-getters and gonnas. To be successful, you need to hire the former.

Gender pay gap down slightly, but much work remains to be done