Management & Administration

Paul Offit, M.D., joins the show to talk about the state of vaccine and public health skepticism, and what it means for physicians.

Daniel Krajcik, D.O., MBA, a primary care physician with the Cleveland Clinic, joins the show to break down the real-world considerations of bringing rapid testing into the office.

A December JAMA study examines what happens when physicians get built-in time for inbox work.

Jared Rhoads, M.S., M.P.H., joins the show with a different take on private equity.

Retired MGMA senior fellow David Gans, MSHA, FACMPE, joins the show to break down the rising costs, flat reimbursement, staffing strain and tech decisions shaping medical practice performance heading into 2026.

A panel of physicians, practice leaders and health care experts unpacks what true independence looks like in 2025, and breaks down how practices can strengthen their footing for the years ahead.

A 2025 survey finds physicians cautiously embracing AI when it reduces burnout, speeds up documentation or cuts through red tape.

Medical Economics and Physicians Practice hosted a roundtable on the future of independence practice.

With payers tightening reimbursement, software costs rising and staffing still constrained, billing isn’t just back-office — it’s a profitability driver.

David Ford, CEO of CMA Physician Services, joins the show to explain how Medway helps independent physicians offload administrative burdens so they can focus on patient care.

Paul Merrick, M.D., and Dan Greenleaf of Duly Health and Care join the show to discuss how independent physician groups can stay competitive, lower costs and preserve autonomy amid consolidation across the health care industry.

From automated charting to intelligent scheduling, AI can save hours each week — if used wisely.

Katie Russell, J.D., partner at Brown Immigration Law, joins the show to discuss how medical practices should respond if ICE agents arrive — and how to stay compliant while protecting patients and staff.

Outdated systems can quietly hurt scheduling, billing and patient experience. Here’s how to recognize when it’s time for a smarter solution.

Small medical practices face rising risks from employee burnout to cyber threats. Insurance coverage can help safeguard your practice and patients.

From communication to consistency, these strategies help you strengthen patient loyalty — and your revenue cycle.

An EHR decision can shape your team’s efficiency and finances for years to come. Here’s what to look for — and how to compare leading platforms head-to-head to find the right fit.

Kevin Schulman, M.D., MBA, professor of medicine at Stanford University, joins the show to talk about administrative burdens in health care.

Andrew Swanson, M.P.A., FACMPE, chief revenue officer at MGMA, joins the show to talk about the pressures facing practices, from shrinking reimbursements to rising costs.

MRO Senior Regional Director of Sales Melissa Hibbert outlined how outsourcing routine but high-stakes tasks can reduce administrative strain.

Yalda Jabbarpour, M.D., and Annie Koempel, Ph.D., M.A., RDN, LD, join the show to talk about women in leadership roles for Women in Medicine Month.

Justin Osmond joins the show to talk about breaking through self-imposed limits and his upcoming keynote at the HCLA Virginia 2025 Fall Conference.

Kem Tolliver, CEO of Medical Revenue Cycle Specialists and opening keynote speaker at HCLA Virginia 2025, explains how practice leadership can cut down on staff burnout by listening and simplifying processes.

Running a private practice isn’t easy, but these strategies can help you cut complexity and reclaim your time.

Kem Tolliver, CEO of Medical Revenue Cycle Specialists and opening keynote speaker at HCLA Virginia 2025, explains how to turn strategic plans into action.