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The continued pandemic is having a negative impact on practices.

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

As the battle against the COVID-19 virus rages on, physicians and other healthcare workers may feel as though they are fighting alone. But help is available.

The services and perks patients expect you to deliver.

When it comes to avoiding claim denials, training staff to understand payer policies and regulatory requirements is critical.

The survey, from mid-April, shows nearly half of respondents don’t know if they will be able to keep their practices open.

The test kit allows a patient to collect their own sample keeping healthcare workers out of the line of fire.

A look at the patients who do and do not take advantage of patient portals.

Participation in COVID-19 clinical trials and reporting information can earn a clinician credit in the Merit-based Incentive Payment System.

The pandemic is holding off implementation of the new rules.

Why many providers are starting to use non-medical consumer data in their care management planning.

The test can diagnose infection in less than an hour.

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

A study reveals key differences between hospital-owned practices and physician-owned practices. 

CDC tips for evaluating people for coronavirus when face-to-face contact is impossible.

Participation in COVID-19 clinical trials and reporting information can earn a clinician credit in the Merit-based Incentive Payment System.

The question of whether you should invest time and money to get an advanced business degree is important for physicians to consider.

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

Tabassum Salam, MD, the ACP's vice president of medical education, discusses what physicians need to know to get started with telehealth right away.

Should doctors worry about EHRs leading to malpractice suits?

The open letter calls on legislators to supplement the CARES Act.

The organization warns not to make the move too soon.