From solo startups to multisite enterprises, clinical-first technology and AI tools are helping primary care practices scale smarter, cut administrative burden and stay patient-focused.
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Health care organizations are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals, putting sensitive patient data and practice operations at risk, prompting experts to urge stronger defenses and comprehensive cyber liability protection.
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Blood-based diagnostic aims to reduce unnecessary prostate biopsies and improve cancer risk assessment.
These underused Medicare codes can support better care and more stable revenue.
A slideshow introduction to the Z codes around patient conditions outside the exam room.
Switching to value-based care also means changing how you code and how you approach patient care
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Medical practices can boost revenue by optimizing billing for overlooked clinical tasks and improving coding accuracy with high-value codes.
Retired MGMA senior fellow David Gans, MSHA, FACMPE, joins the show to break down the rising costs, flat reimbursement, staffing strain and tech decisions shaping medical practice performance heading into 2026.
How to get paid for continuing relationships with patients who have complex, serious conditions.
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Krista Blackwell, Ph.D., joins the show to break down new CDC and American Heart Association reports on ultraprocessed foods.
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New federal loan limits in the OBBBA threaten to increase medical school debt and worsen physician shortages, impacting diversity in health care.
GE Healthcare launches Pristina Recon DL, a new AI-driven mammography technology enhancing image quality and supporting early breast cancer detection.
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The U.S. lost 11% of its rural family physician workforce from 2017 to 2023, with the steepest declines in the Northeast.
Effort will prioritize technologies with strong clinical and commercial potential.
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Stronger staffing and better work environments linked to fewer physicians intending to quit, JAMA study shows.
AI-powered fax solutions improve referral management, enhancing efficiency and patient care while reducing administrative burdens in health care organizations.
Loren Adler, fellow and associate director at the Brookings Institution’s Center on Health Policy, joins the show to discuss how payer ownership is reshaping primary care and what it means for independent physicians.
Navigating compliance and capital in a rapidly evolving health care M&A market
Transmural Systems launches TELLTALE, an innovative electrosurgical guidewire, enhancing safety in transcatheter aortic valve replacement procedures.
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The growing trend toward device-based metabolic interventions
The future of health care AI will not be defined by the power of the algorithms, but by the confidence that patients, providers, and payers place in them.
Deal is expected to accelerate innovation in cancer diagnostics and expand access to early detection tools at a time when global cancer rates continue to climb
GE HealthCare expects the deal to be completed early next year and immediately contribute to its bottomline.
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