Practice Finance

Before you start the process of selling your practice, make sure you are prepared to answer questions from potential buyers

The tax code offers more opportunities than many practice owners realize. Some are obvious. Others are easy to miss.

One financial tool that a growing number of healthcare organizations recognize has value is accounts receivable insurance, also known as trade credit insurance.

WalletHub's annual ranking of all 50 states and Washington, D.C., finds the Midwest and Mountain West leading the pack, powered by strong cost-adjusted pay, affordable malpractice insurance and low burnout rates.

Before you start the process of selling your practice, make sure you are prepared to answer questions from potential buyers

Before you start the process of selling your practice, make sure you are prepared to answer questions from potential buyers.

Before you start the process of selling your practice, make sure you are prepared to answer questions from potential buyers

Before you start the process of selling your practice, make sure you are prepared to answer questions from potential buyers

Sightview Software's Holly Black, often called a "MIPS Geek Guru," breaks down what's changed in MIPS for 2026 and what practices can still do right now to protect their Medicare revenue.

High costs of living, expensive malpractice insurance and crowded physician markets push several Northeastern states and the District of Columbia to the bottom of WalletHub's annual ranking.

Although consolidation has swept across the healthcare industry, not every physician aspires to sell out to a corporate buyer. That leaves many practice owners wondering how to secure liquidity, maintain autonomy, and preserve their legacy without surrendering control to outside investors.

New EBRI research reveals 6 in 10 patients face rising health care costs and deductibles—driving care delays, billing confusion, and operational challenges for independent practices

Health care payments are complex for a variety of reasons, but AI and other automation tools might help boost efficiency.

Arrow CEO Roshan Patel explains why health care practices struggle to get paid by insurers—and how emerging technology is helping solve billing denials, prior authorization headaches, and revenue cycle challenges

Health care payments are complex for a variety of reasons, but AI and other automation tools might help boost efficiency.

New AI tools, fraud protection, and patient financing options can help you collect payments faster and reduce claim denials by up to 25%

Health care payments are complex for a variety of reasons, but AI and other automation tools might help boost efficiency.

Health care payments are complex for a variety of reasons, but AI and other automation tools might help boost efficiency.

MIPS expert Holly Black explains the 2026 rule changes, the rise of MVPs and the practical steps small practices can take now to avoid Medicare penalties.

Human experts should be reserved for clinical nuance and complex appeals, not for catching mismatched birthdates or outdated insurance IDs.

Health care payments are complex for a variety of reasons, but AI and other automation tools might help boost efficiency.

Health care payments are complex for a variety of reasons, but AI and other automation tools might help boost efficiency.

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.

A professor of health policy analyzes CMS’ physician payment policy for 2026.

Medicare turns physicians into more productive data clerks, then pays them less. It’s a policy detached from reality.