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The pandemic hit a health care system — and physicians — already in crisis.

Telehealth and other forms of virtual care have increased dramatically since the onset of COVID-19, and research shows patients prefer it over traditional care.

Finding the telemedicine platform that is the right fit.

Practices unable to survive financially due to the pandemic have simply been closing, rather than selling themselves to hospital systems.

Collecting copayments and coinsurance is challenging because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The shift to telemedicine due to COVID-19 is a good time for physicians to change their approach to patient engagement

Improvements in health literacy may lead to greater medication adherence

The three main areas where physicians can focus their billing practices.

The scholarships are given to researchers to identity and address issues that affect women physicians and medical students.

There is a growing recognition in health care that many chronic conditions can be improved by addressing social determinants of health first.

Data from the COVID tracking project on coronavirus cases, test results and more

Don’t worry, AI probably won’t replace the doctor any time soon

Why physicians should consider a daily huddle to boost staff efficiency and hit practice goals.

A trio of experts will discuss how to battle dual epidemics.

The two codes deal with the additional supplies and staff time needed to treat patients during the pandemic and laboratory testing.

Data from the COVID tracking project on coronavirus cases, test results and more

COVID-19 is shining the light on where the gaps and weaknesses in society exist, including social determinants of health.

A recent study finds that doctors in system-affiliated practices are better off than than those in independent practice.

An analysis of Medicaid enrollment found many states saw a large uptick during the summer.

Data from the COVID tracking project on coronavirus cases, test results and more

More regulation may be needed to safely secure health care data.

Chronic diseases are often referred to as Western diseases due to being more affluent and industrialized. But affluence and industry do not lead to disease, the lifestyle that commonly goes along with them does.

The pledge seeks to assuage fears that the Trump administration will rush a vaccine into production for political purposes.

This is the first HHS-wide assessment of rural healthcare efforts in more than 18 years.

While we take stock of successes and failures, we are once again reminded that the US healthcare system isn’t built for everyone.

The most recent jobs report shows an increase in healthcare jobs, but the numbers are still down.

A coding expert explains how evaluation and management (E/M) coding is changing next year, and answers your coding questions.