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Robin Gelburd

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CMS Medicare Pay Data Sparks Healthcare Price Transparency Debate

The attention given to CMS' Medicare payment data by the media demonstrates a continued focus on greater transparency at medical practices.


Rochelle Glassman

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How to Grow and Financially Strengthen Your Practice

There are many ways practices can partner with specialists and others to bring more services in house and increase revenue. Here's a few to consider.


Rodney J. Moore

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Two Small Practices on Committing to Meaningful Use

A pair of small practices are fully entrenched in the meaningful use journey. Here’s how they’ve succeeded.


Rodney K. Adams, JD

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When the patient wants to be the doctor

You’ve spent years studying and even more practicing medicine. Don’t let your patients forget your expertise, and authority, as their physician.


Romilla A. Batra, MD

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Five Things to Know About Medicare Advantage Plans

Here are five key points about Medicare Advantage plans to answer questions and clear up misinformation for physicians.


Ron Vatalaro

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Five Ways to Get More Out of Your Patient Portal

As portals become more common, physicians should find ways to maximize their value and encourage patient use. Here are five ideas.


Ronald Piana

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Image isn't everything

After months of contentious wrangling, the House has passed its version of healthcare reform.


Ronald Pies, MD

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Psychiatrists Aren't Crazy

Ronald Pies, MD, on why he feels psychiatry is one of the most exciting and promising medical specialties.


Ronald Spiegel, MD

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'How I Chose to Become a Physician'

Pediatrician Ronald Spiegel was at a crossroads when he picked up a copy of 'The Citadel.'


Rosemarie Nelson

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Top Ten Tech Tools for Your Medical Practice

Here are 10 time-saving apps and technology tips that can make your personal and professional life easier.


Ross K. Goldberg

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Five Public Relations Secrets to Building Your Medical Practice

Public relations can be a powerful way to build your medical practice. Here are five tips to get you started or build on what you have already created.


Roy Bejerano

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Considerations for Opening a Practice in a Low-Income Area

There are a lot of challenges to opening a practice in a low-income area. However, it's doable - here are some things to consider if you are weighing this route.


Roy L. Bishop, MD

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Second Opinion: We Battled the Payers and Won

A California family physician on battling payers - and winning.


Roy Wyman

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Hot Takes and Predictions For Healthcare in 2017

With a new Congress and administration, there is a lot of uncertainty over what will happen with healthcare policy in 2017. Here are a few predictions.


Rulon F. Stacey, PhD

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4 Trends that Will Impact Healthcare in 2017

While there is a lot of uncertainty over what will happen in healthcare this year, one expert predicts that value-based care isn't going anywhere.


Russell Faust, PhD, MD

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How to Attract Patients to Your Blog or Website

Drawing patients to your blog, website, or social media pages starts with having the right content. Here's what to write about.


Ryan E. Riggs, CFP, ChFC

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Picking the Right Retirement Plan for Your Medical Practice

A closer look at how retirement plans differ, how they work, and how to determine what is right for your practice.


Ryan Secan, MD

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The Evolution of Charge Capture Technology

Charge capture has evolved, from paper to PC to PDA and now to mobile applications, providing physicians with better access to patient data.


Sabiha Hussain, MD

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Making a Difference to Patients and Community

Working in a medically underserved community helped me to appreciate my true worth as a physician.


Sam Weir, MD

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A Model for Improving Patient Appointment Access

Using the bathtub can help explain how practices must maintain appropriate supply and demand with patients.


Sam Wijesinghe, PA-C, AAHIVS

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Certified PAs Make a Difference in the Fight against HIV

Experiences of a certified PA shed light on how all physicians can help care for patients with or at-risk for HIV.


Samuel S. Ambrose

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ICD-10 Readiness: 15 Questions to Ask Your Health IT Vendors

Your EHR and practice management system vendors are important partners in the ICD-10 transition, so be sure they are ready with these 15 questions.


Sana Durvesh, MD

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On the Other Side of the Stethoscope

My experience as an OB patient in Pakistan


Sandra K. Herron

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Take Heed When Taking Off

Consider giving patients advance notice if a physician absence is planned.


Sandy Campbell

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Claims Made Fast and Easy

How to select an electronic claims processor


Sandy Stokes

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Your Money: Are You Over-Taxed?

Are you paying a tax you don't have to? Better find out - it might be costing you thousands each year.


Sara Kropf

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Practice tip of the week: Eight gifts that violate the anti-kickback statute

Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.


Sara Michael

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Six things to NEVER say to a patient

Here’s your guide to six common phrases physicians too often say to patients.


Sarah Cawley, PA-C

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Being a Patient Makes Us Better Providers

A certified PA's own experience as a patient offers reminders and insights on how to better serve patients.


Sarah Parrott, DO

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Navigating Difficult Patient Encounters

Every clinician has, no doubt, run into difficult patients. Here are 10 simple tips that may help you manage these challenging appointments.

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