What physicians should know about available resources and benefits.
Unlocking new revenue streams and enhancing patient care
Nonclinical positions are available in a number of industries and sectors
Hackers aren't only targeting large health systems anymore.
There’s no need to fear being replaced by AI.
New messaging services offer higher value and flexibility, while empowering both your staff and patients.
Secure communications platforms can help reduce the hassle of trying to communicate with physicians, other care providers, staff, and patients.
With such a broad range of potential security weaknesses, organizations must take a layered approach to IT security.
Primary care is inefficient, inconvenient, and often inaccessible, optimized neither for patient experience nor positive outcomes.
Hiring a good administrator is as important as hiring a good physician. But, how do you find the right administrator for your practice?
Making a cultural shift in terms of patient payments and bad debt isn’t easy, but it helps both those giving and receiving care.
How changes may affect independent physician practices.
These tips can keep you from seeking new staff.
Actionable patient data lives in your digital engagement tools — use it!
Computational resources are catching up with all of the healthcare data that’s been accumulating.
Now is a good time to step back and bring this fresh mindset to reassessing policies and procedures
This hybrid model successfully addresses the primary obstacles to high-quality care that rural patients and their doctors face.
The crux of payer-provider collaboration lies in alignment.
Physicians Practice® spoke with Dr. Anisha Abraham, author of the book "Raising Global Teens: A Practical Handbook for Parenting in the 21st Century", about signs that a patient may be at risk of suicide and self-harm as well as interventions and communication methods physicians can employ in the clinical setting.
Health care organizations must make the leap from providing siloed channels of care to putting the consumer in the driver’s seat, with access to a seamless, integrated experience whenever and wherever they need it.
Many practices have yet to access the data with the greatest potential to impact patient outcomes and their own financial success.
The purpose of any technology is to improve a process or solve a problem. Is AI ready for that role?
Medical practices have many legal tax-reduction strategies available to them and the strategies are not limited to the ultra-rich.
We know patients are the new payers. Here are 3 ways a physician practice can adjust to that with a patient-centric, mobile-powered payment experience.
Practices need to have better analytics and more efficient workflows from the start to the end of the Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) pipeline.