June 2nd 2025
Medical malpractice insurance needs an update
May 16th 2025
A 10-step guide for physicians to assess their compensation accurately, using benchmarks and data to ensure they receive fair pay for their expertise.
May 13th 2025
As use of artificial intelligence grows rapidly in health care, the American Medical Association brought together an expert panel to highlight policy changes, transparency concerns and implications for physician practices.
May 8th 2025
New physicians need to learn essential financial habits to manage student debt, budget wisely, and start retirement savings early for a secure future.
May 7th 2025
A recent district court case shows an LLC might not be enough
Best of 2024: The 2024 Physician Report is live: Exclusive data on physician pay, practice finances, and more
Our 95th annual Physician Report covers the latest data on practicing physicians, including salaries, practice financial health, productivity, malpractice rates, the state of the profession and more. Free registration required to view.
Best of 2024: Prescribing insanity: Monopoly in continuous board certification drives costs up and physicians out
The costs and burden of Maintenance of Certification drives physicians out of medicine
The top risks medical practices face in 2025
The biggest risks medical practices will face in 2025 - and what you can do about them.
What are the other risks practices face in 2025?
2025 presents many unique risks to medical practices. Here's what you need to know.
What are the cybersecurity risks to your practice in 2025?
Health care continues to be a top target for hackers. Here are the risks for 2025.
Are you prepared if a natural disaster shuts down your practice?
Natural disasters are becoming more common and more severe. What are the dangers to your practice and how can you prepare?
What will happen to malpractice rates in 2025?
The malpractice insurance market is facing a number of challenges. What does that mean for rates in 2025?
What can physicians do to prevent burnout on their staff?
Burnout isn't limited to physicians. What can be done to make sure your staff doesn't burn out?
Should physicians who work at or do business with rural hospitals be worried?
Rural hospitals have really struggled to stay open in recent years - a trend that looks to continue in 2025. Do physicians affiliated with rural hospitals need to worry about their future?
Why is reimbursement going down when costs are going up?
A discussion on the factors driving reimbursement down as costs in health care continue to rise.
Preventing malpractice lawsuits: The AVOID strategy
To proactively reduce the likelihood of a lawsuit, physicians can adopt a strategic approach embodied in the acronym A-V-O-I-D.
Dallas jury finds practice liable for Medicare fraud that could result in more than $300 million in penalties
Jury finds that more than 20,000 false claims were filed
Physician discipline in the new age of telehealth
New York’s licensure rules can complicate cross-state medical practice with potential widespread professional repercussions.
AMA supports additional oversight for nonprofit hospital charity care
In a recent announcement, the AMA announced its support of more standardization and regulation of nonprofit hospitals.
The AVOID method for preventing malpractice suits
Feds must regulate ‘ghost guns’ made from untraceable components, physicians say
Doctors file brief for case pending at U.S. Supreme Court.
The medical malpractice landscape: What physicians need to know
Two experts discuss how emerging trends in health care — market conditions, consolidation, the physician shortage and more — are impacting physician liability risks.
Do noncompetes have a future?
Do noncompetes have a future considering the courts seem to have a poor opinion of them?
What do practices need to know about implementing a noncompete agreement?
Noncompete agreements can be complicated, so practices need to make sure they are getting the details correct before implementing one.
What happens to a physician that breaks a noncompete agreement?
If a physician breaks a noncompete agreement, the previous employer has options as to how to proceed.
What happens when a practice unknowingly hires a physician with a noncompete?
If a practice unknowingly hires a physician with a noncompete agreement, how much risk is on the practice, and does firing the physician remove that risk?
Are there alternatives to noncompetes that achieve the same goals?
Noncompetes can be complicated and are currently tied up in legal challenges to the FTC nationwide ban. Are there other legal tools that achieve the same purpose?
Is a noncompete signed in one state valid in a state that bans them?
What happens if a physician signs a noncompete agreement in one state, but moves to another where they are banned? Does the agreement still apply?
What is the current status of the FTC ban on noncompetes?
The FTC banned noncompete agreements nationwide, but that decision is being challenged in court. Here's the latest update on the case.
What you need to know about noncompete agreements
Non-compete agreements are facing complicated legal challenges right now. Here's what you need to know.
Malpractice strategies
Practice strategies for physicians to prevent lawsuits
What physicians and medical practices need to know about MSOs
5 tips to reduce the liability risk of prescribing GLP-1s
An action plan for physicians to protect themselves against malpractice litigation related to medications like Ozempic.
FTC sues 3 largest PBMs for allegedly inflating insulin prices, shifting costs to vulnerable patients
Feds say anticompetitive business practices shifted costs to vulnerable patients.
5-pillar asset protection for physicians
What is asset protection planning?
