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Doctors’ salaries are not the problem behind rising U.S. healthcare costs
December 10, 2017By Keith L. Martin
In the ongoing examination of U.S. healthcare costs, one economist has found the lone trouble spot: physician salaries.
3 key money matters for new medical practices
December 10, 2017By John Alcantara
Many physicians don’t know where to begin when starting their own practice. Finding and getting referred to the right professional team often is the best first step.
9 ways doctors have it worse than everyone else
9 ways doctors have it worse than everyone else
December 04, 2017
Physicians face many obstacles in their quest to provide quality care to patients. Imagine if other professions had to deal with some of the same challenges.
Stop suggesting physicians are ‘bought’ through pharma gifts
November 25, 2017By Keith L. Martin
Seeing a dollar amount next to a physician’s name without context is a dangerous practice
Top risks and rewards of ACOs
November 25, 2017By Jeff Bendix
Being part of an ACO can ease quality reporting burdens, but may also carry financial risk for member practices
How physicians can stabilize revenue
November 10, 2017By Jim Denny
Physician practices are facing confusion and frustration due to the shift to value-based care and the ever-rising cost of care. Physicians seeking to stabilize their revenue amidst this chaos typically find themselves facing several challenges.
Navigating the rocky financial road ahead
November 10, 2017By Todd Shryock
Strategies for handling the early-year cash crunch
How to assemble the right financial team to assist your practice
November 10, 2017By Keith Loria
Why physicians need financial advisers, attorneys and bankers
How to provide patients the up-front price of treatment
November 10, 2017By John Campanelli
Physicians should consider revealing prices to meet.
Is partnership still worth it for physicians?
November 10, 2017By Jonna Daleiden Eimer
In today’s market, partnerships come with a number of risks and uncertainties, leading physicians to question whether they truly want to be tied to a practice for the long term.