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By Jacqueline K. Genova, MD When a child is having sleep-related difficulties, it’s highly stressful for the whole family. Yet parents might not think of ...

By Jeffrey B. Sansweet, Esquire Although each medical practice opportunity is unique, most employment contracts with physician-owned private practices address similar issues.  How each practice ...

By Mark F. Seltzer, Esquire Having Residual Disability (or Partial Disability) provisions in your policy can be the most important decision you (or your insurance ...

By Mark Newman At some point in every electronic health record (EHR) implementation, the question is asked, “How do other practices configure their EHR?” It’s ...

By Lawrence B. Keller As a physician, you have probably been told that you should make sure that you purchase a policy with a true ...

By Chris DeMeo While most of the country’s attention recently was focused on the fate of the hotly disputed healthcare reform legislation, another, less controversial ...

Each year, the Federation of State Medical Boards publishes the Summary of Board Actions, a compilation of disciplinary actions initiated by its 70 member medical boards. In ...

By Jeffrey C. Bauer, Ph.D. The title of this article is intentional, as odd as it may seem.  Futures is plural on purpose, and the ...

By Mark Newman What is the best EHR for your practice? As usual, the answer is, “it depends.” Choosing the right Electronic Health Record (EHR) ...

By Guy A. Lee, MD Middle-aged and older patients commonly present with neurogenic claudication, the classic nerve-related radiating leg and buttock pain caused by lumbar ...