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Facing workforce shortages, financial strain and shifting patient expectations, hospitals will need to rethink their physical footprint, partnerships and care delivery models to remain viable in the decades ahead.
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Andrea Greco, senior vice president of healthcare sales at CENTEGIX, explains why workplace violence is now a strategic risk for practices, and why “hoping it gets better” is no longer an option.
By focusing on metrics that tie directly to growth, practices get more clarity on how well their marketing is working, and inevitably, they track fewer metrics.
What you need to know about AI tools before using them in your practice
MedPro’s Rosemarie Aznavorian, D.N.P., RN, explains how thin staffing, financial pressure and longer waits are nudging patients toward generative AI — and what that means for primary care.
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FDA to review Moderna’s investigational mRNA influenza vaccine, decision expected in August
A practical approach to the new food pyramid
What effect have tariffs had on the manufacture and distribution of medical and how has the industry coped?
ProLift portfolio meets ASTM standards for safe MRI scanning, addressing growing demand for postoperative monitoring capabilities
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A professor of health policy analyzes CMS’ physician payment policy for 2026.
Meta-analysis of 80 hospital studies finds nurse practitioners match doctor care for safety and outcomes, supporting nurse substitution to ease physician shortages.
Psychiatrist and staffing leader Rihan Javid, D.O., J.D., breaks down how wage hikes, turnover and remote staffing are reshaping medical practices in 2026.
What you need to know about AI tools before using them in your practice
Don't be a victim of these common pitfalls when doing a Roth conversion.
A new Hint Health survey using the Person-Centered Primary Care Measure shows DPC patients report easy access, strong relationships and high willingness to recommend their physicians.
Instanosis Inc. announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted Breakthrough Device Designation to its Xylazine Rapid Test (Urine), a move the company says will accelerate the device's path to market.
What effect have tariffs had on the manufacture and distribution of medical and how has the industry coped?
A professor of health policy analyzes CMS’ physician payment policy for 2026.
Rihan Javid, D.O., J.D., explains how practices can rethink which roles must stay in-house — and which can safely move offsite.
What you need to know about AI tools before using them in your practice
Physician compensation is one of the most important drivers of medical group success, because it affects compliance with federal law, the economics of service lines, and the overall stability of the organization.
How holistic credit decisioning offers an innovative approach to financial assessment
A slideshow with results from a Gallup survey about sources of information for health.
Retirement isn't just about the money; it requires the right mindset going into it.
Christopher Whaley, Ph.D., joins the show to explain how site-neutral payment reform could reshape Medicare reimbursement, hospital consolidation and the future of independent practice.
What effect have tariffs had on the manufacture and distribution of medical devices, and how has the industry coped?
Study finds that most patients are not doing their physical therapy exercises at home because they forgot or didn’t have time
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