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Why physicians still face barriers to receiving mental health care and what’s being done to change it

Why physicians still face barriers to receiving mental health care and what’s being done to change it

Compensation climbed to record levels in 2025, fueled by supply-demand imbalances and new expectations among younger physicians.

Concierge medicine continues to gain momentum as a practical option for physicians seeking more control over their career, stronger patient relationships and a financially sustainable path forward.

Here’s how physicians can avoid some common mistakes when entering into restrictive covenants with employers.

SullivanCotter’s 2025 survey finds executive compensation up 4.7% overall, with the fastest growth in operations, digital strategy and compliance leadership roles.

As spending climbs and value plummets, Trilliant Health proposes hard questions to buck negative trends.

At the MGMA Leaders Conference 2025, Michael Blackman, M.D., MBA, addressed the concern that AI will replace physicians.

Kevin Schulman, M.D., MBA, professor of medicine at Stanford University, joins the show to talk about administrative burdens in health care.

Tail coverage isn’t just for retirement: Here’s what every physician should know

More than 1 million legally authorized workers may lose their jobs, raising new staffing and compliance challenges for independent practices.

At MGMA Leaders Conference 2025, panelists explored whether physicians still see medicine as a vocation — and how culture shapes retention, engagement and satisfaction.

Family physicians say they stand with their patients and want swift resolution to federal government shutdown.

MGMA Leaders Conference session underscores link between pay models, burnout and culture.

Launching a concierge medicine practice can feel daunting for physicians who are burned out in traditional models. Medical Economics and Specialdocs Consultants convened a panel of experts to break down what it takes, address challenges and answer common questions.

At the MGMA Leaders Conference in Orlando, Edge co-founder Rihan Javid, D.O., J.D., warned that chronic administrative shortages are straining practices, worsening prior authorization delays and fueling burnout among physicians and staff.

During a session at MGMA Leaders Conference 2025 in Orlando, Amy M. Lafko, MSPT, MBA, told practice leaders that adaptability, not the latest tech or strategy, is what will determine how organizations handle accelerating change.

Yalda Jabbarpour, M.D., and Annie Koempel, Ph.D., M.A., RDN, LD, join the show to talk about women in leadership roles for Women in Medicine Month.

Direct primary care can transform rural health care and empower physicians to provide personalized care.

On the first day of sessions at the MGMA Leaders Conference 2025, physicians can catch timely updates on policy, value-based care, retention, direct pay and care management strategies to strengthen practice success.

New research finds that physicians with significant student debt are more likely to work longer hours and report symptoms of burnout.

The White House says new cost applies only to new applicants, but health care leaders warn of risks for workforce shortages.

With support from the California Medical Association, MedWay can handle, administrative and business paperwork.

The California Medical Association launches MedWay, a new administrative management service for independent medical practices.