Physicians Financial News

Health care cost increases are not the result of over-utilization, but rather legalized kickback schemes.

Energy and autos lead the way, health care relatively stable

Myriad Health EHR aimed at helping private practices

Patient volume and profit levels low because of COVID

Individual investors often approach stock purchases with trepidation, yet you can ease these fears by assessing trends.

Our advice? Treat it like your 401k.

Average payment for small practices is $58,000

Health systems aren’t sharing financial gains from buying independent practices

Medicare spending down due to patients’ COVID-related concerns.

Many physicians on the cusp of retirement are concerned about whether their portfolios will generate enough income now that inflation has hit a 30-year high.

More than 200 professional medical association co-signed the letter asking for Congressional action before the end of the year.

The outlook for hospitals and health systems remains uncertain

PreHevbrio is the only 3-antigen vaccine for Hepatitis B approved for adults

After lagging large company stocks in recent years, small company stocks — currently the outsiders of the equity market — appear to be mustering to rise.

The $17 billion deal sees athenahealth acquired by affiliates of Bain Capital and Hellman & Friedman.

The move comes at a time when inflation has much of the country concerned.

The product is the first interchangeable insulin biosimilar approved by the FDA.

Separation will allow both entities to respond more quickly to changing markets

COVID-19 volume declines continue to slow the industry’s rebound.

Since 2011, average family premiums have increased 47%

More than a third of patients with medical debt are avoiding receiving the care they need due to that debt.

Revenue increase reflects a 76% jump compared to the same period last year

Consumer prices are rising at the fastest pace in 31 years.

Healthcare saw a modest increase in jobs but is still well below pre-pandemic employment.

Physician organizations give their take on the newly release physician fee schedule.

Says substantial progress made toward stable inflation

The Medicare telehealth expansion will continue at least until Dec. 31, 2022.

The association claims that the new surprise billing law’s arbitration provision overly favors insurers.

The goal of the new company is to help independent practitioners succeed in consumer-driven health care