Patient Care

Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.

Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.

These tips can help keep your patients coming back.

Inefficient provider credentialing processes, credentialing mistakes that increase costs, and lengthy onboarding procedures are just some of the hurdles to hiring healthcare staff.

How data consistence will allow providers to thrive.

Practices can mitigate attrition by investing in automated tools and implementing patient relations training.

Research shows medical offices and clinics are vulnerable to inadvertent spread.

Although times of true crisis may challenge our ability to experience and express gratitude and empathy, such difficult times also demand that we work on enhancing our capacity for doing so.

Even before the pandemic, online medical education tools were taking off in particular specialties.

Patient visits have a direct impact on the success of your independent practice. Here are six tips from the experts to put into action.

These four tips can make current patients long-term ones.

Technology is allowing physicians to bring research into almost any clinical setting.

How to talk with patients about vaccine concerns.

If your practice isn't already communicating with patients via texting, consider how adding the mechanism could help with your efforts to enhance engagement.

Their journey begins long before entering your practice.

What independent practices need to consider when implementing newer virtual care.

Understanding your patients' behavioral styles can help you customize their practice experience and boost satisfaction. Here's how.

A great patient access experience is made up of several factors implemented consistently across the board.

Direct primary care (DPC) is becoming increasingly popular, but many physicians may be unfamiliar with the model. What exactly is DPC?

In an environment of ongoing change and uncertainty, virtual care is a powerful, permanent option for patients and physicians alike.

Establishing an emotional connection with patients will differentiate your practice in ways that will be profoundly meaningful and appreciated by your patients.

How COVID-19 ignited a rapid adoption of telehealth services and how these might influence care delivery after the pandemic has subsided.

Physicians’ professional liability has been heightened by both the pandemic and the significant disinformation and politicization surrounding vaccines and various unsafe treatment and prevention methods

How your online presence can affect patient volumes and experiences.

Some low- and no-cost ways physicians can reduce wait times and increase patient satisfaction.