Medical centers are increasingly seeking ways to limit the impact of pharmaceutical and device manufacturers' gifts on physicians' prescription methods, according to a report by WESA.
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Patients suffering from spinal injuries may pay less if their employers are in charge of their medical providers, according to a study recently reported on in Business Insurance.
The National Resident Matching Program reported statistics from the 2017 Main Residency Match, via its "Results and Data Book."
Back Pain Centers of America expanded its network services and will now be called Orthopedic and Back Pain Centers of America.
Salina Ortho, formerly known as Orthopaedic Sports Health Clinic of Salina recently re-branded its identity, logo and name.
According to a Kaiser Family Foundation poll covered in Axios, Americans across the spectrum agree prescription drug costs should be lowered.
Social media provides great opportunity for clinicians to meet their patients where they are; however, it also presents challenges and risks to avoid HIPAA violations and alienating your patient base.
The American Medical Association approved of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia's ruling on the proposed Anthem-Cigna merger.
OrthoCarolina Rock Hill (S.C.) added physical therapy services to its practice.
As consumers become increasingly price savvy when shopping for healthcare, organizations will get a leg up with price transparency policies. Plastic surgeon Jonathan Kaplan, MD, offers his thoughts on price transparency in an article published in Medical Economics.
