Practice Management

Use technology instead of waiting for your population to reach chronic disease.

The five administrative burdens that trouble physicians the most

Clauses are part of physician employment agreements and some states already regulate them.

Consider these factors as you ponder your prospects for the next year.

How to take steps to boost the experience for this group of patients.

What you need to know about a remote patient monitoring program

November 2022 margin was slightly better than October last year.

What we know so far about remote therapeutic monitoring, remote patient monitoring and preventive services.

Do you know what Section 179 is?

The No. 1 administrative challenge facing medical practices in 2023.

The No. 2 administrative challenge facing physicians in 2023.

The No. 3 administrative challenge facing medical practices in 2023.

The no. 4 administrative challenge physician practices are facing in 2023.

The No. 5 administrative challenge physicians will face in 2023.

Studies consistently show patients’ health outcomes are connected to their ability to access, afford and adhere to their medications.

If you’re feeling burned out, don’t let third-party payer demands drive you out of medicine.

Trend holds true across almost every specialty

Adaptability and flexibility will be needed to deal with for challenges next year.

Funding changes could affect 300,000 clinicians, millions of patients.

Workplace factors play major role in determining job satisfaction, intention to leave

Incentivizing doctors based on patient outcomes rather than volume alleviates many causes of burnout

COVID-19 has altered expectations for health care delivery

Group of six has six big issues to tackle by end of the year, AAFP president says.

If the public health emergency expires, millions are set to lose health insurance

These non-traditional KPIs have a significant impact on collections and cashflow.

Even a basic understanding of current nutrition science and human health allows a physician to use food as medicine and to counsel patients to avoid unhealthy foods.

Over a decade after being promised change was on the way, physicians and other providers can start taking tangible steps towards a better system.

Because patients aren’t always at their best when they arrive at the doctor’s office.

Physician groups call for action in letter to leaders as clock ticks toward end of 117th Congress.

65% say they are already living paycheck-to-paycheck