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What you need to know about the H-1B visa fee and how it affects health care

There needs to be conversations about pricing and fulfillment options at the point of prescribing, so patients can compare pricing and make an informed decision.

Surgeon and author advocates for independent practice and pinpoints problems with prior authorizations.

Trent Cotton of iCIMS breaks down what's driving application surges, where hiring bottlenecks form and how practices can streamline the process to win top candidates

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J.D. Power survey data reveals a widening gap between what health plans promise and what members actually experience — a pattern physicians and patients know all too well.

Researchers address frequently asked questions about latest findings on dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, and the role of primary care.

John Cianca, M.D., FAAPMR, left institutional medicine 22 years ago to build a cash-only solo practice. He says the care he delivers is better for it.

Medical school enrollment has grown significantly over the past two decades, yet residency capacity has not kept pace, due in large part to longstanding caps on Medicare-supported GME positions. The result is a bottleneck that limits how many physicians can enter practice each year and where they end up practicing.

Atlanta internist and former ACP president Sandra A. Fryhofer, M.D. elected president-elect

Clearance extends the company's near-infrared fluorescence imaging to open procedures in the U.S., letting surgical teams add ICG visualization without new capital investment.

Because ‘corporate intrusion threatens patient-centered care’ as national concerns grow about private equity ownership.

June 11th's free virtual event equips physicians with actionable strategies on revenue cycle performance, patient collections and long-term personal wealth.

U.S. Women’s Health Alliance pitches policy solution that would enhance patient choice by sustaining independent practice.

Start thinking about taxes now to maximize your deductions later, even if it takes more time than usual.

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A new Panacea Financial survey finds that debt, contract confusion and tax complexity keep physicians financially stuck at every career stage.

New polling reveals a striking knowledge gap — and that health care providers remain the most trusted source of dietary guidance for those who do know. The question is how many patients you're reaching.

HHS announces pledges from medical schools, accrediting boards to teach more about health effects of diet.

A veteran practice administrator at the MGMA Summit digital conference laid out the disruptions ahead — from AI phone agents to payer audits — and how physician practices can get in front of them.

Company says portable immunoassay system matches central lab sensitivity, eyes partnerships in oncology drug monitoring and cardiac care

The top news stories in medicine today.

New pen injector features pull-push mechanism designed to minimize dosing errors, support scalable manufacturing for pharma partners

The world is shifting. Now is the time to trust and enhance physician leadership — and here's how to do it

Why medical groups miss budget for reasons that have nothing to do with money, and how finance professionals become strategic advisers.

Clinicians from the 19 banned countries cluster in communities that already struggle to keep physicians and nurses, a JAMA Network Open analysis finds.

Veradigm's Aaron Ledbetter, M.P.P., M.H.S.A., unpacks what the company's 2026 State of Independent Practice report reveals about why denied claims, payer complexity and administrative overload keep outrunning the tools practices are using to fight them.

Learn more about the goals, procedures and billing of the new 10-year ACCESS payment model.