There is a dangerous trend underway in American healthcare: The death of the private practice doctor’s office. This is a deliberate trend driven primarily by federal policymakers, and it does ...

As healthcare consolidation accelerates and pay shrinks, fewer physicians are choosing private practice. Yet for some, the autonomy and entrepreneurial opportunity are worth the risk. As healthcare ...

A small private medical practice is much like a mom-and-pop store, ... he pointed out that Medicare would pay $180 for an echocardiogram in his office but $450 at the hospital down the street.

Dr. Michele Roberts Casey examines Janice Seitzinger at her office on the campus of WakeMed Health & Hospitals in Raleigh, N.C. Casey, a primary care physician, made the leap from private practice ...

So perhaps it's going to be a Q3 or Q4 goal for your practice to hire the office manager. Then if you have multiple providers, you want to make sure that you at least have one medical assistant ...

In 2005, more than half (55%) of dentists in that age group owned a practice. Practice ownership is generally declining for other age groups, although the drop is not nearly as dramatic among older ...

After serving for 10 months as an associate D.C. attorney general, Ryan L. Jones, who lost a campaign for attorney general last year, is leaving the office to focus on his private law practice, he ...