Patient Relations

Class action complaint could involve thousands of people in 21 states.

The technology is growing in use and patients are receptive to it. Here’s a way to make it work for your practice.

Most Americans have heard of the drugs and demand is outpacing supply.

Health care organizations must balance data sharing with patient privacy concerns

Primary care physicians are in position to connect young patients to appropriate mental health resources. Here’s what you need to know.

Its use leads to better care, lower costs and greater provider satisfaction

How to improve communication between primary and specialty care.

Finance Committee approved wide-ranging legislation this week.

Study examines words and tones that physicians use when discussing obesity in the exam room.

Physicians can use clinical expertise to check for tooth and gum conditions in patients.

Patients around the country are being shut out of better health. It’s time to open wide the front door to care.

Falling back and springing ahead may have consequences for human health.

Survey finds that billing and payment are factors when it comes to choosing and building trust with a provider

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

New position paper examines obligations of physicians, patients, governments and society in promoting and providing health in people and their living conditions.

Captive insurance is a powerful tool for addressing risk in medical practices

Almost half of patients report feeling anxious before an appointment

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

Building positive relationships with patients by tapping into the power of artificial intelligence.

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

Supplying appropriate and accurate information online is the first step in building trust with patients.

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

Physician reimbursement keeps dropping as doctors need predictable, stable sources of revenue.

The following strategies can improve access to primary care.

As more physicians turn to employment by hospitals and health systems, they experience a work environment that nurses have endured for years.

Musculoskeletal ailments are common, but treating them can be expensive, time-consuming – even risky. Online collaboration offers a better way to help.

Memberships include zero copay or discounted prescriptions, mental health, urgent care.

Primary Care Collaborative President and CEO Ann Greiner, MCP, introduces the organization.

Ongoing medication, medical supply, and medical equipment shortages are plaguing doctors nationwide

Patients want more convenience. Are you ready to accommodate them?