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Healthcare professional explains how concierge care can work for hospital systems and patients on a large scale.

A physician reflects on how she is required to help patients in 2017, as opposed to in previous years of practicing medicine.

Activity trackers can provide users with statistics on how active they have been, but the devices are too unreliable to help a physician in an exam room.

A special aspect of being a physician is the privilege to share in your patient's journey through life. Here, one doc shares her experience.

A study looking at care process, access, administrative efficiency, and outcomes ranks U.S. healthcare system last across the board.

Enthusiastic dialogue between healthcare professionals and technology experts bodes well for the health IT industry.

Senate GOP leadership released a revised version of its healthcare bill, upping opioid crisis capital, among other changes, but Medicaid funding is still due to be cut.

A lawyer examines current events from a legal perspective, keeping physicians informed on what they need to know.

MACRA, along with value-based payments, have the ability to produce significant population health improvements, here's how.

The Senate repeal and replace of Obamacare was published this week and like the House version, it faces strong resistance from medical groups.

The PA profession, which is rooted in the military, is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Today, many Certified PAs are now treating those who served our country.

It's time to better educate, and equip physicians and flight crews for common in-flight emergencies, according to this doc.

Four years after declaring obesity a disease, the national doctor's group is urging new terminology for physicians to use in exam rooms.

The Department of Justice filed its second lawsuit this month against UnitedHealth, alleging inflated risk adjustment payments.

Continuing education for admins is just as important as it is for clinical staff. 'It's imperative they keep up with healthcare's ever-changing environment.

Medical advocacy groups continue to oppose the GOP's healthcare repeal efforts, speaking out against the latest iteration of the AHCA.

Following this year's flexibility, practices must meet strict MACRA guidelines in 2018 and beyond or face negative payment adjustments.

Controversy continues as the GOP healthcare bill clears its first hurdles.

A lot has been said about the proposed GOP healthcare bill, but, if implemented, would it be beneficial?

While one practice built their own EHR to address population health, another solution is accessing information about specialists

Medical groups like the AMA and AHA are against the GOP's Affordable Care Act replacement bill, the AHCA, which faces a long road towards becoming law.

At HIMSS17, a clinical leadership consultant advises physicians to not be scared of MACRA, but instead, see it as a great opportunity for transformative change.

Can small practices make it in a value-based world? Payers and experienced practices explain how this shift is possible.

Movie, music, and publishing revenues are a shadow of what they were 10 years ago thanks to new technology and delivery systems. The same can be said of healthcare.

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.

Healthcare providers, nurses specifically, were ranked by Americans as the most trustworthy profession. Congressmen were ranked the least.

Revealing three ways that the primary healthcare stakeholders can shift their behavior to succeed in value-based healthcare.

Value-based reimbursement and a few other trends that will have a major impact on physician practices in the coming year.

Seven areas of MACRA where practices will likely struggle in the coming years, with advice from experts on how to deal with each one.