As the American Medical Association warns that immigration enforcement activity near hospitals is fueling fear and keeping patients from seeking care, immigration attorney Katie P. Russell outlines practical steps medical practices can take to protect patients, staff and operations if ICE shows up unannounced.
Effective communication and active listening enhance patient care, boost compliance and foster loyalty.
The False Claims Act sees record settlements and lawsuits last year.
Neil Baum, M.D., discusses six ways to deal with angry patients.
AI in health care poses risks, including misinformation and bias. Physicians must verify AI responses to ensure patient safety and accurate care.
Enhance patient experience by prioritizing convenience and eliminating friction points in your practice, ensuring a seamless journey for every patient.
Explore the nuances between "split/shared" and "incident to" billing in health care, ensuring compliance with the latest CY 2026 Physician Fee Schedule.
Navigating nurse objections and safe harbor claims requires understanding legal protections and potential pitfalls in patient care and employment practices.
Moneyball changed baseball by turning gut calls into data-driven wins, and medicine is having its own version of that moment.
Hedy Lamarr's groundbreaking inventions challenge the status quo in medicine, inspiring innovation and change in patient care practices today.
A recent DOJ settlement highlights the risks of manipulating electronic health records for Medicare billing.
Self-experimentation by pioneering physicians has transformed medical practices and challenged the status quo in health care advancements.
Challenges in patient payment collections prompt a need for modern, integrated payment solutions to enhance efficiency and patient satisfaction.
AI enhances health care but cannot replace the essential human touch and empathy that doctors provide in patient care and support.
Neil Baum, MD, discusses six lessons practice leaders can glean from Napoleon Bonaparte.
Stay vigilant this holiday season against cyberattacks with these tips on safe shopping, recognizing scams and protecting your information.
Practices often explore mergers to expand and thrive, but must navigate potential pitfalls and ensure clear communication for success.
A costly lesson on pursuing unpaid fees, highlighting the stress and time involved in legal disputes over small amounts.
Neil Baum, MD, discusses how to boost the most important relationship in a medical practice: the one between a doctor and their patient.
As more patients turn to Google and AI tools to diagnose themselves, a new debate is emerging: Can digital health technology truly guide care or is it driving dangerous misdiagnoses?
The advantages of arbitration over court litigation include privacy, cost efficiency and quicker resolutions for disputes.
Physicians can boost revenue and satisfaction by eliminating the bottom 15% of patients, focusing on high-value care and improving practice efficiency.
Understanding legal expenses is crucial for health care practices, covering initial and ongoing costs ensures compliance and mitigates risks.
These timeless leadership lessons from Moses will enhance your modern medical practice, focusing on teamwork, delegation and patient care excellence.
Revenue cycle management faces challenges with high-dollar claims disappearing into prolonged reviews, impacting provider finances and patient access to care.
Prosecutors tackle fraud in health care, highlighting the importance of compliance programs and anti-retaliation measures to protect whistleblowers.
Incorporating humor in health care hiring can enhance workplace morale, creativity and patient care; creating a more enjoyable environment.
The 2026 Physician Fee Schedule enhances remote care with new billing codes and permanent virtual supervision.
Physicians navigate new telehealth licensing rules and responsibilities under the Interstate Medical Licensing Compact, ensuring compliance across states.
Immigration attorney Katie P. Russell, J.D., explains how medical practices can stay compliant through visa tracking, internal audits, and proactive renewal planning to reduce the risk of ICE visits and retain valuable clinicians long term.
