
These days, physicians are terrified about overcoding — that is, billing for services they did not render or for more labor-intensive services than they provided.

These days, physicians are terrified about overcoding — that is, billing for services they did not render or for more labor-intensive services than they provided.

Managing problems without delay is crucial; otherwise, the practice may suffer.

Great titles for your practice marketing efforts can go a long way.


Many physicians are becoming innovators and entrepreneurs as they find unique ways to solve problems that can’t be addressed the traditional way.

Take care of yourself if you want to be able to take care of patients.

Abrupt cutoff ‘would create wide-ranging chaos’ in health care, White House says.

A conversation with two doctors who have gone the concierge route.

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Some improvements seen in December, but hospitals still suffering

Hospitals, school districts, financial firms, critical infrastructure are all among victims, according to the FBI.

Older investors in particular should limit risk. Fixed annuities guarantee principal and/or produce high levels of income.

The new year is an important time when many business owners hit the refresh button and look for opportunities to change and improve their practice or company.

Providers, health care organizations need to make sure their systems are able to exchange data electronically

Follow these tips to turbocharge the claims process.

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The Inflation Reduction Act’s cap on annual out-of-pocket spending and changes to coverage gaps could save Medicare patients more than $1,000 on heart failure medications.

Study shows what workers think about their new jobs and why they left in the first place.

Improving routine care management with automation and virtualization .

AMGA publishes data on medical group management processes.

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Patients are relying more and more on technology when choosing a physician.

This essay appeared in the first issue of Medical Economics published in October 1923. The author writes about "checking the growth of irregular schools and destroying charlatan factories."

There’s no single solution, but physicians, nurses, and managers all have roles in recruiting and retaining employees.

Survey shows that consumers don’t have access to their medical records and have no idea where their data ends up.

Older adults are interested in results, but technology needs to stick and be easy to use.

2.9% pace was still lower than the third quarter, and recession fears still abound

Frontline health care workers should feel valued. How to get there?

Probe announced as staffing storages are predicted among top concerns in health care this year.

Facing a divided Congress, healthcare advocates will be pushing for assistance in several areas, and aiming to avert cuts to key programs.