Matt Dallmann

One EHR company is selling access to its subscribers to commercial companies through advertising. Could this business model apply to other areas of healthcare?

These four challenges have the unfortunate ability to largely overshadow a physician's professional accomplishments, board certifications, and industry accolades.

From apps to analyzing big data, the future of healthcare may be about predicting the future of a patient's well-being and having physicians intervene.

Big data might lead to cost-savings in healthcare, but it is very costly to begin with.

Retail-based health clinics can help ensure patient access to care as more gain insurance, but they also raise price transparency and reimbursement issues.

Physicians and medical practice staff must be able to differentiate between preventative and diagnostic services in order to avoid a loss in revenue.

Time and profits are precious commodities at medical practices, but EHRs and the new standard of accountability can jeopardize both.

No matter the roadblocks your practice will face this year, especially the ICD-10 transition, a robust financial reserve at year's end will help.

With the Affordable Care Act will likely come increased patient copays, co-insurance, and deductibles. Here's how to understand what's coming and be proactive.

Hospital acquisition of medical practices isn't a bad thing … just ensure it isn't the only thing your practice has as an option when looking at the future.