Staffing & Salary

Before the holidays took off, Physicians Practice® spoke with three third-year medical students from CareMount Medical—New York State’s premier multispecialty medical groupe—about their experiences with training during the pandemic.

The big picture goal should be to eliminate as much tax-liability as you can over time

Trying to succeed with little help is probably not the most effective way forward.

Eight areas that require your thought and attention at the beginning of the year.

How you can begin transitioning your practice to your children.

Nurse practitioners and PAs are crucial parts of any healthcare system, but determining how they can best contribute to the success of your practice or organization takes research and planning.

From PPP loans to lease and loan modifications, companies have a lot of new variables to consider as they plan out their tax planning.

Overcoming the complicated burden with a personal path to recovery.

Reach and attract new potential patients and outshine competitors.

Basic personal finance issues that can threaten your wealth including both external threats and risky behaviors to avoid.

Despite an emphasis on virtual care in the past year, bedside manner is still important for physicians during the pandemic.

How embracing change can help you grow a specialty clinic.

Results from Luma Health's survey are discussed.

Meeting patient expectations is the surest way to increase their satisfaction with your practice. Telephone management is a good place to start.

Three best practices for healthcare organizations.

If you're looking to move forward in 2021, here are several ways to advance your career.

As we enter 2021, it is always a good idea to take note of changes to the tax code as well as some items that remained unchanged.

Take note of these two cases.

Computational resources are catching up with all of the healthcare data that’s been accumulating.

Taking a proactive approach to credentialing is vital to the fiscal health of your practice.

Are we prepared for future waves of the virus? Physicians and advanced practitioners are unsure.

Regardless of how 2020 may have gone for you, the great news is that you have the choice to make 2021 your best financial year yet.

This year, you need more sleep. With the coronavirus dominating headlines and physicians always encouraging us to be physically active and eat healthy, it’s easy to forget the benefits of getting a good night’s sleep.

Outpatient volume has rebounded after earlier declines.

The AMA defines “stupid stuff” as everything from irrelevant training requirements, well-intentioned but not useful risk management processes, and overinterpretations of health information requirements.