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Primary care was in crisis in the United States - and then COVID-19 happened.

Chloroquine phosphate and hydroxychloroquine sulfate, drugs touted by President Trump, were found to not be effective to treat COVID-19, according to the FDA.

Factors such as financial security, food security, social isolation, housing security and more impact all aspects of a patient’s care.

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

Far from being risky or ill-timed, my transition to concierge medicine has benefited both me and my patients in ways that continue to beautifully unfold.

Human stories have the ability to help patients cope

A scribe can help a physician focus on patient care and improve outcomes.

The recommendations came in letters to major U.S. health insurers and health insurance associations.

The COVID crisis has created uncertainty around malpractice coverage. Here are the answers to six common questions.

Independent physicians likely have two options to sustain their practices into the future.

An internal FEMA document shows that reuse of N95 masks and medical gown is expected to continue.

The COVID-19 crisis has exposed significant shortcomings in our ability to provide services.

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

Studies have found that about half of all physicians will face a malpractice suit at some point in their career.

Health plans may limit patients’ in-network options

CMS has released new guidelines for patients.

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

Six tips for protecting yourself and your family during the pandemic

What are patients looking for when they search for a doctor?

The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic and unrest caused by the police killing of George Floyd have thrown this fact into stark relief, according to a new report.

AHA vs Azar lawsuit and next stimulus bill offer Americans 2 shots at winning transparency war

How much should practice owners pay themselves? 

In-person patient volumes are recovering swiftly in some parts of the country.