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Experts agree that when it comes to combatting the opioid crisis, physicians need to shift their mindset and start focusing on data integrity.

Learn from experts ways your practice can grow and thrive.

An exclusive interview with MGMA’s man in D.C.

MGMA releases annual member survey on processes that take time away from patient care.

The MGMA-Humana study shows that despite predictions to the contrary, not much practice revenue is tied to value-based care for most physicians

Victory lies in the preparation when it comes to payer negotiations.

Offering financial education helps patients understand what they owe, why, and when.

Practice and MGMA leaders give their advice for physicians and medical practices.

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The move to digital care is a process.

Physicians should consider legalities as scope of practice laws change around the country.

Recognizing it’s a problem is first step to making changes that help workforce, patients and the bottom line.

Report from New York Times says most large insurers in the program have been accused of fraud

A medical practice needs to have both leaders and managers.

Pay is important, but culture is crucial for recruiting and retaining staff.

How many novel coronavirus (COVID-19) cases were announced today?

Furoscix will be launched in the first quarter of 2023.

We'll have live coverage from the 2022 Medical Group Management Association's Leadership conference in Boston.

Provider population not keeping up with general population growth in some parts of the country.

The Physicians Foundation remains committed to supporting primary care physicians and to improving a sometimes toxic work environment in medicine.

Feds to revise questions about COVID-19 effects on jobless rate and will ask about telework.

Pre-pandemic survey examines effects of heart disease, asthma, and more.

How many novel coronavirus (COVID-19) cases were announced today?

A large, complex health care system takes a long time to change with actions from multiple people.

Many medical facilities remain difficult to access, while doctors continue to harbor biases, study finds

Physician recounts work with patients struggling with opioid addiction, HIV.