We can remind ourselves that even though some of our losses will stay with us, this situation is finite-it will end, we will recover.
Five strategies for physicians to ensure patients continue their path to better health after leaving the hospital.
No physician should indicate that wearable health devices are in any way a replacement of direct medical care by healthcare professionals or an equivalent of medical equipment available at hospitals.
Physician assistants can help physicians manage patients, their schedule, and work-life balance.
Mobile technology has the capacity to improve your practice, specifically when it comes to tablet-based patient care.
How data consistence will allow providers to thrive.
Fill that empty seat (or pull up another one) by recruiting an experienced healthcare executive to your medical group board.
Honing leadership skills is essential for a manager. Here are four ways to become better leaders for staff and patients.
Add more happiness and balance to your hectic life with these simple suggestions.
As payers and providers strive for value-based care, all sides need to contribute their part toward better data sharing, improving patient outcomes and delivering quality care.
Three steps to avoid your NPI from being used improperly … and what to do if it already has.
What diseases are your patients most concerned about? To determine each state’s most googled disease, TermLife2Go.com cross-referenced the top diseases with national Google Trends data.
PCPs are the front lines of the culture change about discussing advance directives, end-of-life care and death.
Primary care practices can create a stronger culture and compliance by prioritizing safety for both patients and employees.
Four simple steps can increase collection of patient balances while also preserving the practice-patient relationship.
Insight into what's on the minds of newly graduated physician assistants.
The epidemic of physician burnout shows no signs of abatement. There’s a critical role for health IT companies like Geneia in restoring the Joy of Medicine.
Locum tenens assignments can help kick-start or restart career passions and have a meaningful, even life-changing, impact on providers.
According to a survey, 86 percent of Americans say they would likely take a survey from a healthcare provider, if asked. Here are three ways to get them to actually respond to your survey.
Payer claim auditing specialist Angela Miller shares what practices need to know to understand and prepare for payer audits.
This Labor Day, take time to appreciate your staff and reflect on how to improve employee morale and work culture.
A closer look at the changes Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has proposed in its 2019 Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) that can significantly affect physicians, clinicians, and their Medicare reimbursement.
A career as a physician comes with many challenges and hardships, so it's important to know who to turn to when you feel less than satisfied with your work.
Artificial intelligence is trickling into medical practices. Here’s what you should know about the technology.
An independent specialty group has improved patient relations and grown the practice by investing in advanced practice management and patient engagement tools.
Cultural barriers and socioeconomic challenges create barriers to psychiatric care among minorities. But, physician assistants can help.
No physician should indicate that wearable health devices are in any way a replacement of direct medical care by healthcare professionals or an equivalent of medical equipment available at hospitals.
The best way to protect your practice is to ensure you are using patient engagement technology that complies with regulations.
People with disabilities require special care considerations, but they offer clinicians opportunities to be better caregivers-and people.
Here are six financial indicators that physicians and practice leaders/administrators should review and discuss each month.