Physicians Financial News

The agency has begun sending warning letters to companies when there is not time to investigate a merger within the requisite time.

The U.S. ranked last overall in an analysis of the healthcare systems in 11 high income countries.

It’s a strategy perfectly suited for physicians.

Consumer advocate Edgar Dworsky discusses how shrinking packaging leads to higher costs.

The Delta variant and rising expenses is offsetting gains in revenue and patient volume.

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The acquisitions will expand the company’s ability to provide digital care.

The annual rankings rate facilities across 17 procedures, conditions, across 15 areas of complex care.

Fed keeping close watch on recovery but holds off on taking action

The approval could provide patients with an additional safe and possibly more cost-effective options to treat diabetes.

After the pandemic setback, independent practices are optimistic and even more committed to providing quality care.

Since 2018, ACA premiums have dropped in 35 states. Did your state make the cut?

A study of pre-pandemic care debt found that nearly 20 percent of American have medical debt.

Common stock of the merged company, Celularity, Inc., to commence trading on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the ticker symbol “CELU” on July 19.

Reduction in the conversion factor is required for budget neutrality; lobbying groups plan to appeal to Congress for help

Fewer deals, but more money due to strategy shift

Economists estimated a 0.5% increase, but Fed not worried

Here are the states with the lowest and highest monthly premiums.

Executive order looks at revising merger guidelines to help protect patients

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The drug price provision is part of an expansive executive order aimed at promoting economic competition.

An executive order aimed at limiting the use of noncompete clauses is expected to come soon.

How physicians should handle their biggest financial challenge

It can be very exciting to receive a letter of intent followed by a detailed employment agreement. It is imperative, however, to carefully review these documents before signing.

The rule would restrict excessive out-of-pocket patient costs from surprise and balance billing.

What you need to know about day trading and whether it's right for you.

Expectations of economic growth push up stock valuations in advance but often not so much when this growth actually occurs.

Only 30 percent of U.S. physicians were practicing independently at the start of this year.

The High Court declined to hear a challenge the American Hospital Association’s appeal.

This may be a sign that COVID-19 volatility in the healthcare industry has ended.