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The pandemic accelerated the digital transformation of life at breakneck speed especially in healthcare.

Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.

Low-hanging administrative tasks prevent physicians from working at “the top of their license” and aggravate burnout.

There are things medical practices can do to not only hire new staff, but to retain them as well.

All are important, with key differences

Do EMRs result in higher coding for Evaluation and Management codes? Let’s take a look back to see.

Look for proper credentials, experience with medical field, and even a good bedside manner.

HHS-OIG shares findings from its review of potential fraud, waste, and abuse in Medicare billing for telehealth visits in the first year of the pandemic.

Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.

Secure communications platforms can help reduce the hassle of trying to communicate with physicians, other care providers, staff, and patients.

The top three types of care that were sought across state lines were primary care, mental health, and cancer.

Despite prevalence, few institutions have formal programs for addressing burnout.

A clean office is not only necessary for patient health, it's also good for business.

Two seasonal risks may threaten your medical practice in the next 30 days, here’s how to manage them.

An exclusive interview with MGMA’s man in D.C.

COVID-19 pandemic conditions get better, but more red tape blocks care for patients.

The MGMA-Humana study shows that despite predictions to the contrary, not much practice revenue is tied to value-based care for most physicians

Victory lies in the preparation when it comes to payer negotiations.

Offering financial education helps patients understand what they owe, why, and when.

Practice leaders and MGMA officials give their advice for practices.

Working from home offers flexibility for staff, gateway for cyberattacks.

The move to digital care is a process.

Physicians should consider legalities as scope of practice laws change around the country.

MGMA’s man in Washington, D.C. gives his rundown of what the organization is keeping an eye on with prior authorizations and telehealth.

Recognizing it’s a problem is first step to making changes that help workforce, patients and the bottom line.

A medical practice needs to have both leaders and managers.