Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools are evolving rapidly and offer new capabilities that can meaningfully support physicians in their daily work. From reducing administrative burden to assisting in clinical decision-making, AI can become a valuable ally provided its limitations are understood and respected.

As the health care industry moves further into the digital age, the rapid evolution of technology is reshaping how care is delivered—and how care teams operate. Artificial intelligence, virtual platforms, and …

We’re often told that the key to financial success in medicine is volume—more patients, more visits, more hustle. But now we’ve learned something different:The most powerful asset in your practice …

In this era of digital revolution in health care, the traditional physician-patient relationship is undergoing a significant transformation. Digital tools, including telemedicine, electronic health records (EHRs), artificial intelligence-based diagnostics, and …

Running a medical practice today means juggling competing demands: keeping up with payer requirements, managing staff, adopting new technology, and meeting the ever-rising expectations of patients. For many practices, one …

We do not fear artificial intelligence—nor do we revere it. What we feel toward the rise of intelligent systems in medicine is something quieter: a tempered trust, a measured hope. …

Large corporations throughout America have redirected their marketing efforts from customer retention to new customer development. As physicians, we often concentrate too much on marketing outside the office. As a …

At its core, improving patient engagement is about involving the patient in their own care, and as a result, enhancing outcomes. EHRs are often blamed for a decline in patient …

Medical practices run on people, not just physicians. Yet support staff—front‑desk schedulers, billers, medical assistants, nurses—often shoulder the first wave of patient frustration and the last wave of administrative overload. …

Medical practices are undeniably busy places. Physicians have incredibly limited time, and administrative staff often juggle multiple roles. Despite this, attracting new patients, enhancing the experience for current patients, and …