Healthcare Reform

As a physician, the decision to participate in new healthcare exchange plans may not be up to you. Make sure you understand all the nuances.

As healthcare reform continues to evolve, our entire way of providing care must change in order to manage new patients' demands.

You might be surprised to find out that you are out of network for many of the new health plans.

It's not just physicians who are turning to concierge medicine; over the past few months a growing number of patients have also begun to embrace the model.

Physicians use a common, interoperable population health platform to cut healthcare spending by a third.

Physicians are facing many fears. Prime among them is an uncertain financial future. Anesthesiologist David Norris recommends acquiring sound business skills.

Nearly 300 physicians weighed in on our recent poll to say how healthcare reform is affecting them. Here are the results.

Entering into an ACO? Here are the tech tools to make it work.

Many physicians have been dropped from United Healthcare's Medicare Advantage plans, and many doctors are worried that other payers will begin following suit.

With implementation of the health law now in full swing, many physicians are wondering how it will affect malpractice costs and claims.

A government takeover of healthcare would affect more than availability of care. It would affect how healthcare providers respond to meet consumer expectations.

According to a UCSD study, stock market declines over the last 30 years cost the state of California approximately $77 million annually.

Here are three initial steps physicians should take if they find themselves on the receiving end of a payer letter indicating they are being dropped from the network.

The ACA is creating a middle class that is underinsured, threatening to undermine physicians' ability to improve population health, and to be rewarded for it.

President Obama discussed the Affordable Care Act briefly during the State of the Union address. What more should he have said?

Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins explains the true cost of uncompensated care and how a healthcare reform coalition is aiding Texas patients and physicians.

America leads the world in technology and pharmacology, but lags far behind in managing and optimizing the health of its citizens.

Texas is a prime example of a state refusing federal funding for Medicaid out of misplaced principals that in the end hurt access to care.

Thanks to the Affordable Care Act, all claims filed under government plans are now on equal footing with ERISA-governed health plan claims.

Skyrocketing insurance deductibles, Medicare, and Medicaid price manipulation shifting costs to private insurers and opaque prices are robbing your patients.

Let's work together to ensure that this year is a successful one for you and your practice. We're here to help, so just let us know how.

Health reform is changing how physicians practice in many ways. How are those changes affecting physician career satisfaction?

Check out this infographic to see why you’re not alone in considering selling your practice, and why selling might not be all it’s cracked up to be.

Physicians should still focus on educating new patients, preparing for influx, experts suggest.

Here's how to ensure your physicians make smart and united decisions for your practice's future.