Improving clinical documentation and seeking support from vendors can help reduce the possibility of a payment penalty.

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act may be getting in the way of more effective physician engagement with patients, according to a new report.

Medicaid enrollment growth is expected to continue to decrease from its high point in 2015.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has announced a pilot test involving the review of claims data from 170,000 practices to determine whether MACRA can reduce healthcare costs.

A new bill announced by two Republicans, Sen. Orrin Hatch and Rep. Kevin Brady, would go further replacing aspects of the Affordable Care Act than currently proposed bipartisan legislation. 

In selecting a practice manager, consider such factors as the candidate's data knowledge, personality, and willingness to be trained.

Cushioning, arch support and shock absorption are three factors to consider when choosing a walking boot, according to podiatrist Jacqueline Sutera, DPM. 

Seek the advice of a podiatrist before making an appointment for a pedicure. 

Foot pain can result from a number of different conditions, including fractures, extensor tendinitis and others. 

Over time, orthotic shoe inserts can help to relieve plantar heel pain, according to a new study.

Finding solutions to help reduce the burdens of dealing with electronic health records could help to reduce the problem of physician burnout.

In examining a physician employment agreement, pay special attention to the non-compete clause, compensation and benefits, and the duties spelled out in the agreement. 

Offering patient the choice of either only receiving texts or having two-way communication via text can satisfy both older and younger patients. 

Mississippi and Texas top the list of best states in which to practice, according to a new study.