
A new study reveals that certain genes may play a role in how effectively the body produces antibodies against the flu after vaccination.

A new study reveals that certain genes may play a role in how effectively the body produces antibodies against the flu after vaccination.

Week 4 HCV RNA levels have implications for treatment with direct-acting antiviral agents for hepatitis C virus infections.

The benefits of HCV treatment will need to extend to all patients in order to stem the rising tide of HCV complications among women and men.

When it comes to promoting investment in primary care, Oregon might very well be the country’s current champion innovator.

Here are five things to know about how a Medicare AWV can assist both patients and practices.

Better patient engagement means better outcomes, which means better value. Here are six ways more involved patients can boost value-based payments.

Four out of 10 U.S. physicians reported they would be reluctant to seek formal medical care for treatment of a mental health condition for fear of repercussions to their licensure


Strategies for handling the early-year cash crunch

Why physicians need financial advisers, attorneys and bankers

When to bill an office visit (with modifier 25) and a minor procedure.

In today’s market, partnerships come with a number of risks and uncertainties, leading physicians to question whether they truly want to be tied to a practice for the long term.

Physician practices are facing confusion and frustration due to the shift to value-based care and the ever-rising cost of care. Physicians seeking to stabilize their revenue amidst this chaos typically find themselves facing several challenges.

Physicians should consider revealing prices to meet.

Medical groups, experts weigh in on Medicare payments for 2020.

In the next few years, a major shortage of primary care physicians will sweep across the United States. By 2025, the number of physicians needed will fall short by 46,000 to 90,000, according to a recent study from the Association of American Medical Colleges.

With Congress attempting to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA), and with the president issuing executive actions to roll back portions of the ACA, some in the medical community have been wondering whether the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) also faces an uncertain future.

I appeal to my fellow physicians, let us denounce with a single voice practices by third parties.

CMS adds cost to MIPS score, exempts more physicians in rules for Quality Payment Program next year.

The stated goal of many price transparency companies is to use claims data to better predict the consumer's negotiated rate.

The conundrum for physicians is how they can express their humanity in this situation without incurring the risk of the patient subsequently attempting to use the physician's statement as evidence of malpractice in a lawsuit.

During the good old days, physicians were considered the pillar of the community and the role of primary care physician (PCP) was a respected position. I'm guessing that during that time, we, the physicians, assumed the role of custodians of patients’ medical records.


Finding an EHR designed solely for improving patient care remains a source of simmering frustration, judging by the results of the Medical Economics 2017 EHR Report.

More than eight years and $27 billion dollars later, electronic health records (EHRs) can at best be called a moderate success.