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Leaders from several organizations explain how they’re meeting the needs of their patients and employees.

Employers should continue to enforce all recommended COVID precautions within the practice and remain vigilant of changes in state and federal laws.

It is critical to provide crystal clear communications along every step, including where they should park and how to check-in upon arrival.

Not all PPE materials are created equal and composition will change how you use this equipment in your workplace.

As you map out your practice's reopening plan, it’s important that it continues to prioritize patient care.

Moving charting software implementation out of the testing phase and into reality does not have to be a high-stress event.

What physicians should consider when choosing their path.

Systemic racism is also a public health issue.

Now that some states are beginning to open up public spaces, what should nursing homes and assisted living facilities do to mitigate their risk for lawsuits going forward?

An estimated 56 percent of adults report the pandemic has negatively impacted their mental health.

In honor of Independence Day, here are five of the top good things about remaining an independent physician.

It starts with mindfulness, nutrition, and exercise

How a high-volume clinic opened during the pandemic by planning for three principal areas of importance.

Revise contracts now with practical solutions for potential disaster that could occur in the future.

From furloughing employees to implementing strict safety protocols, here's how practices have tackled pandemic staffing.

How to spruce up your recruitment game if you’re hiring.

Start planning as soon as possible, no matter the current status of your community.

These five states are home to the largest number of physicians.

Closing a practice for retirement is a hard decision as it is-here are tips to make closing your doors smoother.

COVID19 fallout is causing a heretofore unexperienced staffing crisis.

By addressing these determinants in routine patient care, physicians may be better able to reduce obesity and its complications.

Which state do you think has the highest tax per capita? 

Nearly 58,000 primary care practices projected to close by end of June.

Ironically, times of stress are when we need to be on top of our game.

Physicians might not get the most bang for the buck in these states.