Technology & AI

Is your practice’s business engine ready for 2026? Part three of our forecast series asks how shifting payment models, tighter margins and smarter use of data could make or break your bottom line next year.

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

Is your 15-minute visit about to become obsolete? Part two of our 2026 forecast teases how evolving care models and always-on patient relationships could upend the way your practice delivers care.

Discover what 2026 may really look like inside your practice.

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Medical practice leaders struggle with stress and burnout as staffing shortages and operational demands hinder their ability to disconnect from work.

American College of Physicians President Jason Goldman, M.D., MACP joins the show to talk about medical misinformation.

Challenges in patient payment collections prompt a need for modern, integrated payment solutions to enhance efficiency and patient satisfaction.

AI enhances health care but cannot replace the essential human touch and empathy that doctors provide in patient care and support.

Neil Baum, MD, discusses six lessons practice leaders can glean from Napoleon Bonaparte.

Stay vigilant this holiday season against cyberattacks with these tips on safe shopping, recognizing scams and protecting your information.

New rules, new risks and new expectations: Discover the seven telehealth considerations clinicians can’t afford to overlook in 2026.

Optimizing operations to deliver quality experiences positions your practice for success all year long.

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 costly lesson on pursuing unpaid fees, highlighting the stress and time involved in legal disputes over small amounts.

Prior authorization is draining staff time and slowing care. These six technology strategies will help practices streamline approvals and reduce payer-related bottlenecks.

Neil Baum, MD, discusses how to boost the most important relationship in a medical practice: the one between a doctor and their patient.

As more patients turn to Google and AI tools to diagnose themselves, a new debate is emerging: Can digital health technology truly guide care or is it driving dangerous misdiagnoses?

As patient expectations shift, these 13 technologies are quietly separating growing practices from those losing ground.

The advantages of arbitration over court litigation include privacy, cost efficiency and quicker resolutions for disputes.

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Physicians can boost revenue and satisfaction by eliminating the bottom 15% of patients, focusing on high-value care and improving practice efficiency.

From data normalization to contract alignment and provider engagement, learn how organizations can overcome the biggest HEDIS and Stars challenges by shifting from compliance checklists to a patient-centered, quality-driven approach.

New survey data from Physicians Practice shows EHR inefficiencies continue to strain medical practice operations.

Medical practices prioritize staffing and health IT investments for 2026, focusing on budget strategies to enhance operational stability and patient experience.