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If the Coronavirus pandemic contains any silver lining for primary care doctors, it may be to speed the adoption of telemedicine and other alternatives to in-person patient visits.

Practice leaders need to accept that their practice is most likely going to take a financial hit and start planning accordingly.

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

Having capabilities is all well and good, but just because you are capable of doing something, does not mean you are going to be successful.

Researchers say a 35 percent increase in coronavirus reimbursements may stem the devastation.

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

Amid speculation that malpractice insurance rates will rise, maintaining an air-tight risk management plan should be on doctors’ agenda this year.

When patients hit ‘record’ at the doctor’s office

The new interoperability rules could not have come at a better time. 

Cyber insurance covers losses and damages resulting from patient data being stolen, exposed, held for ransom, or improperly shared. Is your practice properly protected?

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

Spring testing has been cancelled by ABIM and ABFM

The study looked at responses of healthcare workers in China during the coronavirus pandemic.

What doctors need to know about a single-payer system.

There is no easy answer to this dilemma.

Wendy Dean, MD, the founder of Fix Moral Injury, discusses how physicians have lost autonomy, and what can be done to restore it.

Medicine use has seen a jump globally-but no telling what effect COVID-19 will have on this trend.

Physicans in the MIPS program get an extended deadline for reporting and a guaranteed neutral payment adjustment for 2021.

Manufacturers see restrictions lifted in an attempt to boost supplies during the COVID-19 crisis.

Coding changes regarding telehealth and transitional care management physicians need to know during the pandemic.

The MCAT exam for March and April are officially cancelled. 

In a news briefing and letter to congressional leaders, hospital executives sound the alarm as they 'fight a war' against coronavirus.

The American College of Physicians recommends five changes to the CARES Act.

The survey found a vast majority of physician respondents were concerned about the virus affecting them or their patients directly.

Urges immediate action, including usage of the Defense Production Act.

Family physicians call for five policies to help primary care practices weather the crisis.

Telehealth is finally getting the attention it deserves

The agency recommends a tiered framework to determine if an elective surgery should be performed.