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Donald Trump has been elected president of the United States. What changes will we see in the world of health policy?

Physicians are first concerned with treating patients. But they are also business owners. It is a mistake not to review potential areas of risk.

An experienced practice owner talks about the three areas where you can cut costs in order to lower overhead and stay profitable.

In light of rising costs to do business, physicians are looking for ways to cut costs while sustaining quality patient care.

Final Rule concessions under MACRA may just delay implementation of new payment model, and together CMS and Vermont create single, state-wide ACO.

One medical practice made the transition to embrace value-based care, but not without achieving some obstacles first. Here’s what it learned.

Before your practice enacts major changes to its physician compensation, take it slow and get everyone on board early, experts say.

What are the rules when it comes to completing chart notes after the time of service? Can doctors charge a copay for an annual exam?

Recent survey data suggests that most physicians - independent or not - feel the private practice is still an attractive career path.

It's been one year since ICD-10 has come into effect. How did practices deal with the transition and what's next?

Seven years ago, this doctor made a decision to go from being an employed physician to owning her own practice. She looks back at what's happened since.

Based on the evolution of the field, medical billers have to adapt or they'll find themselves out of a job.

CPT designates six codes to report vaccine administration. Here's how to make sure you are reporting the correct service and conditions.

While the ICD-10 grace period was relevant to only CMS, there is still work to be done. Here are nine steps practices can take to ensure post Oct. 1, they are ready.

In our recurring blog "Inbox" we share comments from physicians and practice administrators telling us what keeps them awake at night.

This month's coding questions tackle whether physicians in the same group practice in the same specialty have to bill as a single doctor.

There are pros and cons to being an employed physician. Take it from someone who has been both a practice owner and employed.

Take advantage of physician resources from companies that are fully vetted, provide full service to physicians, and offer competitive pricing. [Sponsored]

The backlash over the cost hike of the EpiPen forced the manufacturer Mylan to take action and defend itself this week.

Can small practices make it through MACRA? In this podcast, Pam Minichiello of the Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative says it depends on preparation.

While upgrading your technology may cost you, it will pay off in the long run, according to recent research efforts.

Physicians, be wary of various tax planning and life insurance sales tactics this time of year. Don't get defrauded.

There are four payment technologies to put on your radar as you prioritize plans for upgrades or the installation of new technology. [Sponsored]

We asked two forward-thinking practices what may very well be the question of the year. Here's what they had to say.

Most physicians are skeptical of value-based care, but these four practices are proving to be outliers. What have they learned about their experiences?