Legal

Richard E. Anderson, M.D., FACP, says the legal system knows how to sue physicians and hospitals — but has almost no precedent for holding AI accountable.

The proposal, which would also allow senior PAs to supervise junior colleagues, has drawn sharp opposition from the state medical society and reignited a national debate over scope of practice.

Richard Anderson, M.D., FACP, says ambient listening is the clearest example of AI delivering real value today — but notes the irony of solving one technology problem with another.

AI adoption in physician practices is accelerating. The contracts, however, often get less scrutiny than the sales pitch.

Richard Anderson, M.D., FACP, explains why the disconnect between AI recommendations and the legal standard of care is quietly slowing clinical adoption.

Richard Anderson, M.D., FACP, says the legal system, physician burnout and a shrinking insurance base are all converging — and medicine is not ready for any of it.

A new Paubox analysis of every email-related breach reported to federal regulators last year points to the same foundational failures, over and over.

CENTEGIX’s Andrea Greco explains why workplace violence is now a core business risk — and how smarter safety strategies can protect staff, patients and margins.

What health care leaders need to know about faster, broader, and more coordinated enforcement in 2026.

The agency is also opening a public comment period on what could become its most significant anti-fraud rulemaking in years, and it wants to hear from physicians.

What you need to know about AI tools before using them in your practice

What you need to know about AI tools before using them in your practice

Stephanie O’Connor joins the show to explain how medical practices can modernize payment systems, reduce fraud and protect revenue without compromising the patient experience.

What you need to know about AI tools before using them in your practice

The Doctors Company and TDC Group CEO Richard Anderson, M.D., FACP, explains why artificial intelligence, nuclear verdicts and a fraying safety net are reshaping risk for physicians.

Cyber insurance provided through a malpractice or business insurance policy often caps coverage at $10,000 or $50,000 and excludes important risks most likely to hit a practice, like social engineering fraud.

AI tools are becoming quite common in health care settings, but what happens when something goes wrong?

Richard Anderson, M.D., FACP, CEO of The Doctors Company and TDC Group, joins the show to break down the state of the industry and the top risks facing physicians in 2026.

CENTEGIX's health care safety trends report tracks when and where duress alerts spike — and why leaders who ignore workplace violence can’t afford to.

Untangling visa programs health care employers use

Don't let your practice be a victim of - or complicit with - fraudsters

Peter Reilly, North American health care practice leader at HUB International, joins the show to break down the top risks facing physician practices in 2026.

What medical practices need to know about risk in 2026

What medical practices need to know about risk in 2026

What medical practices need to know about risk in 2026