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This final part of a two-part series focuses on providing proactive care and measuring the results of complex patients.

As the fight against sleep disorders rages on, PAs find themselves on the front lines thanks to their excellent training and ability to adapt.

New guidance unveiled this week would allow states to impose work requirements on Medicaid recipients, but one physician advocacy group is not on board.

Bringing primary-care physicians in touch with the local EMS is enabling team-based care in Washington. In turn, they can reduce unnecessary utilization of the ED.

Bringing patients and families with members of your practice in an advisory council can take some work. Here are some lessons from someone who has tried.

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is something many patients struggle with during the holidays, Kris Kringle included.

This month's blog post is a history lesson on how the locum tenens physician industry came to be.

A physician offers words of praise to his peers that spent 2017 working long hours caring for those in need.

New Jersey is the only state in the country that fails to protect its residents against predatory out-of-network billing.

If health insurance bonuses are attainable, don't tell Santa. He's been having trouble staying on track for years.

A physician gets a firsthand account of the struggle many patients go through to schedule an appointment in the American healthcare system.

With more than 70 percent of Americans overweight, we are in a serious population health challenge, don't let the high fiscal cost affect your practice.

As part of healthcare teams, PAs can prevent morbidities, promote healthy lifestyles, and improve patients' overall health with preventative care.

Pope Francis asked lawmakers to be sure healthcare laws protect "all," not just the privileged population.

New Jersey's policies toward primary care physicians are decimating its ranks and deepening a public health crisis.

There are a few lessons that physicians and other healthcare providers can take away from understanding how the famous band has stayed relevant.

This physician listens and respects her patients self-diagnosis while using her medical background to decide treatment methods.

This month's coding questions include what to do with the ROS section of the EHR and whether or not to bill a physical during a follow-up.

Physicians need to be careful when it comes to prescribing opioids for many reasons including putting their medical license at risk.

On Thursday, 24 Senators reached agreement on a short-term bipartisan legislation bill that would help stabilize health insurance markets.

HHS secretary Tom Price resigned September 29 amid reports of using taxpayer dollars for chartered flights. Here are some of the best Twitter reactions.

HHS Secretary Tom Price has flown private charter planes and the expenses are adding up fast, with reports of travel costs now in excess of $300,000.

As National PA Week approaches (Oct. 6-12), it's time to reflect on how far the profession has come in 50 years.

Health policy experts say there are numerous concerns, issues, and programs that need Congressional attention besides the Affordable Care Act.

In her book, Halee Fischer-Wright says there has been misguided efforts to define value in healthcare and it needs to be re-examined.

Yul Ejnes, MD, and Eric Green, MD, are among the rare breed of physician who defend MOC. Here's why.

Saying the words maintenance of certification will get a lot of long, angry stares in the physician community. Here are a few reasons why.

Physicians are taking their well-known disdain for maintenance of certification to state legislators. Has it made a difference?

President Trump called the opioid epidemic a national crisis, while vowing to spend time, effort, and money to fix it.

A new study from CompHealth found that late-career physicians are hesitant to retire due to continuing to feel competitive and effective at their practice.