Practice Finance

As hospitals and investors look to buy physician offices, there are strategies for doctors to maximize the purchase price.

MGMA suggests solutions as committee begins deliberations on health care bill.

Physicians’ offices and hospitals both are part of gains for the month.

Analysts offer reasons for price changes and potential record numbers of people signing up.

Texas Medical Association claims victory in court challenges of provisions unfair to physicians.

AAFP President outlines solutions to help physicians offer better care for patients, improving the health of the nation.

You help your patients maintain their physical health. There are tools to help them manage their financial health.

Antitrust chief details issues of concern for government regulators.

Survey finds patients who have coverage still must deal with high costs, debt burdens.

Association offers analysis of pending legislation that could help health care practices better serve patients.

Technology has proven beneficial for treating chronic conditions and generating data. But changes in reimbursement could be coming in 2024.

Walkout earlier this month was the largest for health care workers in U.S. history.

There is movement to streamline the administrative processes that are burdensome to physicians, their staff, and patient care.

Health insurance drops again in yearly figures of consumer price index.

Report: ‘Endless greed’ costs nation billions of dollars and health of patients.

Physician wages are part of the equation too, according to new report by The Commonwealth Fund.

Seoul Medical Group offers primary care and specialty care in seven states.

Physicians Foundation survey examines doctor reactions and involvement in health care consolidation.

CMS to make offer in February 2024 for prices to take effect in 2026.

U.S. Department of Justice, health insurer announce agreement, five-year corporate integrity agreement.

Senators formally introduce act that has been in discussion since summer.

Informational webinar scheduled for this week for physicians, other clinicians and practice managers.

We're in the era of online healthcare, but who's paying for it? And how much?

Patients with greater health risks had more screenings and more savings, without extending full health insurance in New York City.

Legislation has bipartisan support, but critic says it’s throwing money at a problem with no guarantee it will help.