The Department of Justice recently announced criminal charges against an internist out of Long Island for healthcare fraud. The physician has decades of experience in his profession, but the government claimed he was using improper practices to refer patients for...
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Radiologists take note: 3 important things to know in 2025
A recent publication in Becker’s Hospital Review notes that although the medical profession is suffering from a shortage in most specialties, few are as hard hit as the field of radiology. The American College of Radiology notes that the demand for radiologists...
Controlled substances and nurses: 3 consequences when a nurse makes a mistake
Nurses are often the point of contact for administering medications. Among these medications are controlled substances, which require meticulous handling due to their strict regulatory oversight. It is important for nurses to take this seriously as a simple mistake...
New Year, new focus? Is nutrition the future?
Ozempic, Wegovy, and other GLP-1 medications have impacted conversations regarding health throughout the country. From whether or not insurance should cover the drug to the risk/benefit and potential side effects, the conversations are part of a bigger issue:...
Nurses gain protections against artificial intelligence
The move to increased reliance on artificial intelligence is present in all markets, including healthcare. Although there are many benefits, there are also risks. Those who are looking to protect professional licensure, such as nurses, are wise to take careful steps...
New AKS safe harbor aims to address physician burnout
The Consolidated Appropriations Act (CAA) of 2023 introduces significant changes to how hospitals and healthcare entities can support their physicians, especially concerning their mental health and resilience. Notably, this act includes a new exception to the Stark...
Antikickback Statute and the pharmaceutical industry: Important lessons from recent case
The Antikickback Statute (AKS) aims to prevent improper financial incentives that might influence healthcare decisions. This law essentially makes it illegal for any entity to knowingly offer, pay, or receive any remuneration to induce referrals of items or services...
Strategic succession planning for healthcare businesses: Should I find a buyer?
In the dynamic landscape of healthcare, owning a private practice or a healthcare business often involves complex considerations when planning for retirement or exit strategies. For many healthcare professionals, finding an investor or a buyer represents a viable path...
Addressing PTSD in nurses post-pandemic: Strategies for relief and preventing burnout
The COVID-19 pandemic has left a profound impact on healthcare professionals, particularly those who served patients on the front lines. Recent data has found that providing care during and after the pandemic has resulted in a surge in post-traumatic stress disorder...
The generation gap in medical practices: How can groups find success?
In today’s healthcare environment, leaders face the challenge of managing a diverse workforce that spans multiple generations. Each group, from Baby Boomers to Generation Z, brings distinct expectations and work styles to the table. It is important for leaders within...

