The Senate on Wednesday failed to get the votes needed to repeal portions of the Affordable Care Act and delay the implementation for two years.

While about 20 percent of Americans live in rural areas, only 9 percent of physicians practice there. 

At least one person in Congress is in no hurry to get rid of the Independent Payment Advisory Board. 

I am a daily user of two EHR systems.

CMS' new payment model, the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA), is now live. 

Summer is a great time to be more physically active outdoors but don't take for granted the part of your body that makes it all possible.

It’s where the side of the toenail grows into the surrounding skin, according to the NHS. 

Job-related foot pain and injuries can vary from mild, such as a blister caused by a work boot, to severe, such as the amputation of toes after a crushing injury.

In the warm weather and the beach season, out come the flip-flops!

Regardless of their size, specialty or level of preparedness, medical practices are concerned that the implementation of Medicare’s Quality Payment Program (QPP) will be burdensome and time consuming, according to a new survey conducted by the AMA and the KPMG consulting firm. 

Physicians should rethink their collections processes as shrinking margins and rising patient collections are placing greater demands on existing revenue cycle resources. 

For many small practices, creating a budget is an annual exercise that culminates in a binder that sits on the shelf and collects dust for the remainder of the year. 

Doctors want solutions that improve patient outcomes while simplifying workload. 

Baker bill would allow optometrists, nurse anesthetists, and podiatrists more freedom to treat patients.

What’s a person’s health got to do with wealth?