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Processing credit cards leaves the door open for cyber-attacks, here's what physicians need to know.

Certified PAs, who are on the front lines in many rural areas, deliver specialized care utilizing telehealth.

In our recurring blog "Inbox," we get reader feedback on adhering to HIPAA laws and whether or not DPC is a fit for your practice.

HIPAA laws can be broken in one social post, don't let your practice fall victim to simple social media indiscretions.

For diabetic and other patients, it makes sense for dentists and doctors to work together. You just have to ensure you are complying with state laws.

United Airlines unceremoniously booted a physician off his flight and in the process unintentionally taught practices a few valuable lessons.

While it may seem trivial to some, the way doctors in private practice present themselves is an important part of the job.

Creating, implementing, and enforcing a social media policy at your medical practice is a must in 2017.

Procedures in medicine are changing, but are they headed in the right direction for the patients well-being?

Can't get an appointment with your doctor? This practice has a better way to "connect" with him.

Wearing a smartwatch on your wrist to track your health? It can't be used for a credible medical opinion, says this doctor.

If you are considering selling your practice, you'll have to know the terms and appraisal definitions, as well as how to understand value.

A governance agreement is necessary for practices with two physicians or 200 physicians. Here are the seven essentials of one.

The growing number of employed physicians could lead to the unionization of medical professions and a wildly different health system.

Colorado is one of only six states that doesn't require doctors to undergo criminal records checks, but change is on the way.

A recent study found that care by physicians and non-physician clinicians did not differ in community health centers.

Certified PAs are adding value to the field of concierge medicine, but their knowledge and skills can make a difference in any practice.

If you are thinking of retiring, or even if you aren't, make sure you have a viable succession plan in place.

Members of our editorial advisory board and Physicians Practice readers share their thoughts on the proposed alternative to the ACA.

In our recurring blog "Inbox," we get reader feedback on whether or not NPs and PAs are viable solutions for the physician burnout epidemic.

Two major medical groups are speaking out about the GOP health bill. The AMA say it's critically flawed, while MGMA is taking a more measured approach.

Every business needs two social media policies: One for its official social media communications, and one for employees' personal social media communications.

A look into the False Claims Act and how the federal government will aim to prosecute wrongdoers.

Failure to properly train your staff can lead to costly mistakes when documenting using EHR.

If you are looking to improve processes at your practice, an effective method for problem improvement is the "5 Whys."

EHRs are often pointed to as the cause of physician burnout, but that's not entirely fair, says one doctor.

Medical association fees can add up into the thousands each year if you join more than a few. What do you get out of it?

If your office has a healthy, but morally damaging rumor mill, it's time to take steps to limit the damage.

Despite an overwhelming abundance of evidence, some anti-vaccine advocates are insistent that they are not safe.