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Medicare for All Is Bad Medicine
A better prescription would be to get government entirely out of health care.
How customer service breeds bad medicine
For the first time in my life, I can empathize with celebrities.
How the Budget Deal Will Change Medicare and Social Security
There's good news, but a popular claiming strategy will end.
Is it time to change the way we use social media in medicine?
I think that we need to do more to revolutionize the way that we use social media in medicine.
What medicine can learn from the fire department about team-based care
Rather than assume that the culture we perpetuate is status quo, let us be open-minded enough to see its flaws and empowered enough to fix it.
How is the doctor-patient relationship changing? It’s going electronic.
Online records, video visits and smartphone medicine transform the traditional office appointment.
How Big Data Could Transform The Health Care Industry
Emerging technologies are paving the way to the personalized medicine of the future.
Why Medicare and Medicaid Can Outmatch Private Plans on Cost
Good news: The medical system doesn’t seem to discriminate by insurance status. Bad news: The value of care is hard to influence by adjusting prices.
Color Me Bad? Scientist says negative stereotypes a ‘threat’ to black health
Could stereotypes perpetuated by healthcare providers be internalized by members of marginalized groups and literally us sicker?
Why You Do NOT Want to Miss Your Medicare Deadlines
How to guard against Medicare scams
Scams are an unfortunate reality of everyday life.
As physician well-being falls, rewards of medicine fade
A national survey finds most physicians feel a strong sense of calling to medicine, but changes in the medical workplace may threaten this conviction.
Medicare's historic proposal to change how it pays physicians
CMS is proposing to radically overhaul how it pays physicians for office visits and other evaluation and management (E/M) services.
Medicare Advance Beneficiary Notice (ABN): A Quick How To
A Medicare Advanced Beneficiary Notice ABN is a notice given to Medicare patients for services that may not be covered or considered medically necessary.
Don't ignore this gap when signing up for Medicare
Generally you get six months to enroll in a Medigap policy with no health questions asked. After that, look out.
