Today's Top 20 Stories
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The MGMA exodus: What physicians need to know
The Arizona Medical Group Management Association told national MGMA May 1 it would end its affiliation, following a trend of organizations departing and rebranding as Healthcare Leaders Association. -
Stark law: 10 critical changes in 3 years
CMS has increasingly scrutinized Stark law policy, settling a record $12.56 million in Stark law voluntary self-referral disclosure settlements in 2023. -
Physician named CEO of Louisiana hospital
Touro hospital, part of New Orleans-based LCMC Health, named Christopher Lege, MD, its CEO, Biz New Orleans reported April 30.
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Benefit management company execs get prison for $4M fraud scheme
Two executives at OrthoNet, a White Plains, N.Y.-based claim processing company, were sentenced to prison and to pay restitution for a scheme that defrauded their company of more than $4 million. -
Highest-paying regions for physicians
States in the central regions of the U.S. are typically higher-paying for physicians, according to Medscape's "Physician Compensation Report" for 2024. -
Bad news for proponents of fixing CMS' physician pay cut
Many healthcare providers were hopeful that Congress would reconsider its proposed Medicare reimbursement rates for 2024; however, recent updates by the agency have dashed the hopes of some clinicians. -
5 states with the lowest, highest projected nursing competition by 2030
Nevada is the state that is predicted to have the lowest nursing competition by 2030, according to personal finance site WalletHub.
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Physician admits to stealing fentanyl from hospital
An anesthesiologist formerly employed by Lakewood Medical Center in Lee's Summit, Mo., pleaded guilty to stealing fentanyl from the hospital. -
Optum shutters telehealth arm: What physicians need to know
Optum, parent company of ASC chain SCA Health, is shuttering its telehealth business. -
How the FTC's noncompete ban could change the physician workforce
The Federal Trade Commission on April 23 voted to ban noncompete clauses for most U.S. workers, and eight leaders joined Becker's to discuss how the decision could affect the physician workforce. -
Where private practice has the advantage
Private practice physicians face a host of challenges, but this doesn't mean that there aren't advantages to practicing privately.
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FTC bans noncompetes: What physicians need to know
The Federal Trade Commission voted 3-2 to ban noncompete clauses for most U.S. workers April 23. -
The most insidious issues in healthcare
There are many systemic issues that all healthcare professionals are forced to grapple with, including staffing shortages, rising practice costs and decreasing reimbursement. -
5 wealthiest healthcare billionaires
The five wealthiest healthcare billionaires have a combined net worth of more than $60 billion, according to Forbes' 38th annual World's Billionaires list released April 2. -
Phoenix Children's names 4 physician leaders
Phoenix Children's appointed a new chief medical officer, added two associate chief medical officers and instated an inaugural physician-in-chief. -
Employed vs. self-employed physicians: Who's earned the most in the last 5 years?
Self-employed physicians have outearned employed consistently since 2019. -
CVS Health's primary care growth strategy
CVS Health's growth strategy is centered on primary care. -
The top-paid physician specialties, ranked
Orthopedics is the highest-paying physician specialty, according to Medscape's "Physician Compensation Report 2024." -
Private practice physicians remain 'dinosaurs on the road toward extinction'
Physicians are continuing their migration to employed models from private practice as costs soar and reimbursements decline. -
7 ways physicians can lean into working from home
As several industries in the U.S. have taken advantage of the opportunity to work from home over the last four years, these options can be more limited for healthcare providers, who are often required to be face to face with their patients.
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