LHC took a slight detour from their annual D.C. Delegation and headed to Boston instead to study a healthcare ecosystem that differs from Nashville's own.

SVMIC recently debuted RiskView, a 3D immersive virtual reality tour of a traditional practice, to help practice managers and providers keep compliant and mitigate risk.

Urgent care centers play an essential role in the delivery of non-emergent, primary care services and deserve fair reimbursement for the service and access provided

Matt Eyles, president and CEO of America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) released the following statement on a new report from the Office of Inspector General for the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS-OIG).

AMA study finds limited options as more health insurance markets are highly concentrated

The American Medical Association (AMA) announced an escalation in its prominent efforts to fight the root causes of physician burnout and dissatisfaction with the launch of the Practice Transformation Initiative.

Council Fellows is preparing to seat its eighth class of healthcare leaders ready to tackle some of the industry's most pressing issues. Applications are being accepted Sept. 9-Oct. 22 for the 2020 class.

At a recent ACHEMT meeting, attendees learned more about how veterans' skill sets could be put to work in civilian healthcare leadership roles.

During the August NMGMA meeting, SVMIC's Jackie Boswell provided updates on MIPS reporting for 2019.

Tivity Health and other key stakeholders spent two days last month looking at barriers to healthy aging, including social isolation.

Never a dull moment ... the highly regulated nature of the healthcare industry keeps America's health lawyers hopping.

Upcoding, fair compensation, overprescribing, false claims, self-referral ... when the federal government asks questions, providers need to be ready with the answers.

News of note from area health law firms.

An ever-changing environment has health systems and physican practices rethinking their business model.

Technology has advanced to a point where AI in healthcare is increasingly common. Now the challenge is utilizing data in a way that is not only predictive but also prescriptive to improve health and outcomes.

AHIP isn't the only national organization focused on how AI might be effectively deployed to improve patient engagement, care and interaction with the broader healthcare system.

Nashville HIT leaders address challenges, accomplishments of the region's thriving healthcare IT market.

New technologies in healthcare hold great promise, but with that promise come risks that must be considered and addressed.

Recent news of note in Middle Tennessee's health tech sector.

NMGMA's president and president-elect share insights borne of experience to help practice managers enhance success.

Just as providers use data to deliver quality care and improve a patient's health, clinicians and administrators should rely on the evidence available in their reporting systems to analyze the revenue cycle and improve the practice's financial health.

MGMA collects and publishes actionable data to help practices stay competitive and grow.

Done right, budgeting is a business tool that helps practices breathe life into their strategic vision. works

As remote evaluations rise in popularity, CMS has added two new 'virtual check-in' codes for 2019.