
The money will go to safety net hospitals, rural care providers, and providers from small urban areas.

The money will go to safety net hospitals, rural care providers, and providers from small urban areas.

Eliminating delayed care can lead to better cost savings and better outcomes.

Smaller practices will need to access a larger team and greater technology to succeed.

Prospective payment models are already showing great promise with both private and public payers.

Practices that can eliminate these common reasons will find greater financial success.

The company is partnering with VillageMD to open 500 to 700 primary care clinics by 2025 with hundreds more expected later.

The funds are meant to support completion of late-stage clinical development and deliver 100 million doses.

Five significant updates concerning remote patient monitoring that will help you determine whether to add the service to your practice.

Practices are expected to lose nearly $70,000 in gross revenue per full time physician.

Julianne Andrews, principal and co-founder of Atlanta Financial Associates LLC, discusses some strategies to help physicians minimize their tax liability.

Farzad Mostashari, MD, CEO of Aledade, discusses why physician practices that have leaned into value-based care have weathered the COVID-19 pandemic successfully.

These are the COVID-19 ICD-10 codes physicians need to know, accurate as of CDC's April 1, 2020 update.

There are numerous coding options when it comes to reporting telehealth visits and others that are not the traditional face-to-face office visit.


A finance expert tells physicians what the CARES Act means for their student loans, and how to handle their debt during the COVID-19 pandemic.

As states start to re-open after coronavirus, the American Medical Association have some tips to keep your medical practice safe.

As we look over the horizon, we can’t see a logical endgame yet. We are frightened and don’t know what will come next.

For full forgiveness, practices must use the funds as outlined in the law

Primary care was in crisis in the United States - and then COVID-19 happened.

Far from being risky or ill-timed, my transition to concierge medicine has benefited both me and my patients in ways that continue to beautifully unfold.

How much should practice owners pay themselves?

As understanding of implicit bias grows, so do techniques for combating it.

What cities pay primary care physicians the most?

Whether or not patients share cost concerns with physicians, financial issues are a growing part of healthcare decision-making. Many patients would like to talk with physicians about those costs.

Since the public health emergency that is COVID-19 came to America in January, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has unleashed a series of changes intended to allow the codes and coverage to catch up with the newly imposed reality of telehealth.