Physicians have embraced ambient documentation faster than almost any technology before it. But every note it writes carries your signature, and lawyers, auditors and patients are starting to read those notes closely.

Why U.S. health care needs more sources of investment, not more restrictions on private equity.

Paying membership fees with pretax employer dollars held cost growth to 0.9% a year, but the numbers come with caveats physicians should know before pitching employers.

Excited for the sunset of MIPS? Brace yourself for a replacement, not a repair. Here are four steps to prepare for it.

What happens to kidney care when Medicare’s CKCC model sunsets and LEAD begins?

Prescription abandonment climbs sharply as out-of-pocket costs rise, and prior authorization delays push more patients away. Showing cost and coverage at the point of prescribing could change whether patients ever start therapy.

The physician and health tech executive will argue that patients labeled "hard to reach" were never the problem.

A former congressman and two health policy advocates expect shutdown standoffs to set the terms of any health care deal next year.