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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. -
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. -
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. -
CVS Health's primary care growth strategy
CVS Health's growth strategy is centered on primary care. -
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. -
Medical equipment company owner charged in $70M Medicare con
The owner of a durable medical equipment company was charged for his alleged role in a scheme that defrauded Medicare of more than $70 million. -
Physician fired following death of baby, mother
A physician who was previously employed at Woodhull Medical Center in New York City was fired following two incidents that resulted in patient deaths, The New York Times reported April 11. -
Inside Walmart's physician acquisition strategy
Walmart Health is another pmajor player in the race to acquire physicians as the healthcare industry consolidates. -
10 states with the fewest, most uninsured children
Only 1.5% of children in Massachusetts are uninsured, according to an April 9 report by personal finance website WalletHub. -
How the 5 richest physicians made their fortunes
The physicians on Forbes' 38th World's Billionaires list are among the richest in the world. -
Walmart Health expansion strategy unfolds in Texas
One of the biggest contenders in the race to acquire physicians, Walmart will open four healthcare centers in the Houston area this month and four more later this year, the Houston Chronicle reported April 2. -
Aetna names VP, Medicare chief medical officer
Ali Khan, MD, was appointed as vice president and Medicare chief medical officer for Aetna, CVS Health's payer subsidiary. -
Optum's rise to the top: 5 years of growth
Optum and its parent company, UnitedHealth Group, employ approximately 90,000 physicians in total, making it the largest employer of physicians in the U.S. — but that did not occur overnight. -
New York hospital names physician president
Justin Lundbye, MD, was named president of Catholic Health's Good Samaritan University Hospital in West Islip, N.Y. -
Physician practice snags $7.5M loan amid Change hack difficulties
The University of Toledo (Ohio) board of trustees will lend the University of Toledo Physicians $7.5 million to cover cash-flow issues brought on by the Change Healthcare cyberattack, The Blade reported April 1. -
The risks of physicians dropping Medicare
Becker's connected with nine physicians to discuss the risks the increasing number of physicians electing not to accept payments from Medicare pose to care delivery as a whole. -
Lawmakers urge physicians to take active role in policy reform
Legislators who spoke at the American Medical Association National Advocacy Conference encouraged physicians to continue to advocate for reform to address some of healthcare's biggest policy issues. -
The big trends this physician is keeping an eye on
Healthcare is full of excitement and ripe for change. -
The healthcare trends exciting physicians
Artificial intelligence has piqued the interest of physicians nationwide.
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