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By Howard Larkin Got kidney stones? There’s an app for that—and for just about every other clinical and administrative function. As mobile applications reshape health ...

By Alan Lyndon In 2007, Jenifer Gershman, 38 at the time, was diagnosed with amyloidosis, a rare and potentially life threatening disease. The treatment was ...

By Hal C. Scherz, MD   Recently, I returned to Washington DC for the 11th time in two years, with a group of doctors from ...

By Patricia A. Costante Next to your medical expertise and the relationships established with those you’ve treated, your patients’ records—and privacy—are among your most important ...

By Barton L. Post Having witnessed the effects of several “malpractice crises”, I am anxious to avoid another. I have had the privilege of defending ...

By Nancy O’Connor Did you know incentive payments are available to certain health care professionals that adopt certified Electronic Health Record (EHR) technology and show ...

By Hal C. Scherz, MD Twelve months after the passage of one of the most controversial laws in American history, healthcare is still an unsettled ...

The American Medical Association (AMA) today introduced its first-ever app designed specifically for physicians that allows them to quickly find CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) billing ...

(Part 1 of 3): February through June are typically the most common months of the year for medical residents to initiate conversations with their colleagues ...

By Hal C. Scherz MD There is a truism that every physician needs to constantly remind themselves of; there is no healthcare without doctors. So ...