Tag Archives: physicians

By Brad Broker On Star Trek, medical personnel were equipped with “tricorders.” Today, they’re called “iPhones” or “iPads.”  Whatever you call them, almost all physicians ...

By David B. Mandell, JD, MBA and Carole F. Foos, CPA  Are you an owner of a medical practice taxed as a flow-through entity such as ...

By Lisa Johnson The morning buzzer goes off, but you’re just not ready to face a day at work. You text your boss that you’re ...

By Martha Swartz The last thing you’re probably thinking about when you’re about to sign an employment agreement is how your relationship with your employer ...

By Alan Lyndon It’s not easy being a patient.  Insurance companies and health care laws make it really difficult to know all of the rules ...

By Alan Lyndon How do you read journal articles?  Print?  Online? And, if on a mobile device, which one? A new survey found that 28 ...

By Brad Broker Another major endorsement for the plan introduced by Congress to repeal and replace the SGR.  The American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP), ...

By Curtis T. Miyamoto, MD I recently met with Chari Cohen, MPH DrPh(c), Director of Public Health, and Kuan-Lung Daniel Chen, MPH, CPH, Program Manager, ...

By Brad Broker Much of the East Coast is trapped inside today.  A major storm of snow and ice has left over 900,000 people without ...

The mandated implementation of the ICD-10 code set will be dramatically more expensive for most physician practices than previously estimated, according to an updated cost study released ...