Welcome to Medical Economics TV, where you'll video programming featuring expert advice and shared experiences — what doctors need to successfully meet today's challenges in practice management, patient relations, malpractice, electronic health records, career, and personal finance.
Off the Chart: A Business of Medicine Podcast features lively and informative conversations with health care experts, opinion leaders and practicing physicians about the challenges facing doctors and medical practices. New episodes release every Monday and Thursday morning. Brought to you by Medical Economics and Physicians Practice.
Money Matters is a video series on Medical Economics hosted by Steven Podnos, M.D., CFP®, a retired pulmonary care physician and financial planner at his firm, Wealth Care LLC. Dr. Podnos perspective as a former physician can help doctors navigate personal finance, retirement planning, and wealth building. Episodes cover topics such as which types of insurance are best for you, whether annuities are worth the risk, whether real estate is a good investment, and if doctors are as smart as investors as they think they are.
The Financial Checkup is a video series on Medical Economics hosted by Bryan Jepson, M.D., CFP®, a “mostly retired” emergency medicine physician turned full-time fee-only financial planner at Targeted Wealth Solutions. Dr. Jepson brings a unique dual perspective—physician and certified financial planner—to help doctors navigate personal finance, retirement planning, and wealth building.
Vital Signs is a technology-focused show hosted by Sarah Matt, M.D., M.B.A., that examines the latest medical technology and how it affects the practice, the patient and the profession. Dr. Matt offers viewers insight into tech, including AI, from the perspective a practicing physician who has worked with some of the biggest tech companies in the world, giving her a unique perspective into the pros and cons of each new tool.
Physicians Taking Back Medicine is a physician-led advocacy podcast hosted by Rebekah Bernard, M.D., that examines the structural forces reshaping U.S. health care, from private equity consolidation to scope-of-practice legislation to the erosion of professional identity. Each episode centers on real physicians telling real stories from exam rooms, committee hearings, and hospital boardrooms, with a focus on what happens when doctors step forward to defend patient safety and professional standards.
