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Rep. Larry Bucshon, MD, discusses two issues at the top of the agenda in American health care.

A congressman discusses current health care issues in Washington, D.C.

Generic drug pricing practices also a target for Federal Trade Commission, HHS.

A congressman discusses current health care issues in Washington, D.C.

But it’s not too late to restore 2024 payments to doctors through the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule, said Rep. Larry Bucshon, MD.

Report: One legislator says it could happen in federal spending bill next month.

It seems like the U.S. government has officially given up on the idea of physician-led primary care.

Representatives consider reauthorization of ‘Dr. Lorna Breen Health Care Provider Protection Act.’

Study reveals disparities in EMS care across urban and rural communities

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Change takes effect in 2025 and could benefit more than one million Medicare beneficiaries

How do we balance AI's potential for advancing medical research against the need to safeguard the privacy of individuals' health information?

Experts weigh in on regulations needed as health leaders integrate artificial intelligence into patient care.

MGMA publishes its 2024 Advocacy Agenda with position paper on artificial intelligence included for the first time.

Intervention at the primary care level on housing issues may be beneficial for disadvantaged patients, research shows

A new advocacy organization for independent physicians.

Amount patients need to save to cover all expenses continues to rise

Rule update will especially benefit rural and low-income patients

Is your practice following proper protocols when it comes to telehealth?

Are your employment agreements compliant with both state and federal law?

House lawmakers resume banging the drum for health care price transparency.

Nearly half of traditional Medicare beneficiaries now are aligned to an ACO

Better primary care could help reduce the disparities

New regulations aim to make prior auths faster and clearer for physicians and patients.