Opinion

They are showing hospitals how it’s done.

Where is telehealth headed after the COVID-19 pandemic — and how can we optimize its value?

How physicians can protect our financial security.

While the term has long been used to designate entities which could receive Medicare reimbursement, it could offend dedicated health professionals.

A fundamental reason why hospitals consistently fall short on readmissions is a failure to empower and educate patients.

One lesson is that moral distress and ethical challenges may be more frequent and impactful in medical care than previously realized.

What can we do to prevent devastating outcomes?

My route to becoming a concierge physician wasn't traditional.

I was stuck and seeking a way out.

We talked to young physicians about the stress of the match.

Interoperability is only as secure as the weakest link in the information exchange chain.

By optimizing technology as part of a wider strategy, practices can help physicians better manage their day-to-day.

Pharmacy and Primary Care have been dramatically under-allocated COVID-19 vaccinations when compared to influenza distribution and administration.

As telehealth expands, it’s imperative that the industry address existing discrimination and inequality in healthcare instead of contributing to the problem.

The key enabler for the future of our industry is workforce readiness to deliver on the promise of high value, high quality care that delivers equitable outcomes for all.

Many of the most common challenges in medicine can be addressed through alternative practice models.

Physicians discuss their COVID-19 vaccine choices, and how to convince patients to become vaccinated.

It is time for an all-hands-on-deck approach.

We must get our act together and carry out a nationwide vaccination campaign efficiently and smartly

As dismal as the last year has been, the pandemic has offered a few tiny silver linings

The COVID-19 vaccine, and the speed at which it was developed, is the medical breakthrough of our lifetimes.

Without a regular source of primary care that patients can turn to, a critical voice for vaccine legitimacy is lost.

New HHS rules could cure what ails doctors, too

What are the key factors physicians should look out for?

We’re at the point today where more people investment is needed to evaluate how, when, and where to best use the technology

Healthcare providers of all sizes must ensure they are doing their due diligence to protect their networks and their patients.

True population health change will not occur until people are incentivized to take responsibility for their own health.

Many Americans do lack access to affordable coverage, but that's largely a function of government over-regulation.

Several trends have disrupted the traditional model of physician-owned practices

Can you relate to any of these situations?