Opinion
Surprise medical billing may eliminate restrictive networks
Starting in January 2022, patients are protected from surprise medical bills.
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Choosing civility
Luckily, almost all our discussions in organized medicine are civil, and our behavior has improved.
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Zeus’s thunderbolt and work-life balance
Meeting Zeus has changed my perspective on life, retirement and estate planning, and personal perspective on work.
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The 2021 Medicare proposed rule: The good, the bad, and the ugly
This year’s proposed rule is extraordinary by any past standard.
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Bigotry and medical injustice
As physicians and a society, we should be insistent about correcting medical injustices. Let’s get started.
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Time for grit and resilience
It is time for all of us to buck up and show a little grit in the face of a viral pandemic and social unrest.
Opinion
COVID fatigue is setting in
My practice has been completely disrupted, but we are open a couple of days a week.
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Coping with COVID-19: Things may never be the same
It has also become clear that telemedicine is not a long-term means of keeping your practice viable, at least not in your practice’s current form...
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The apricot tree
I have had four major meetings canceled and though my livelihood and life are at risk, I feel oddly free and happy.
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Helping patients at the end of their lives
You - the dermatologist - must also be a helpful guide at the end of life.
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Seven things I am grateful for
It’s almost a New Year and a good time to look back and reflect on the past year.
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Finding the right job
Your first decision should be where you want to practice geographically, which will determine many of the details of any practice situation.
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Sixty-five roses
Like many of you, my wife and I took the DNA plunge for fun and spit in the cup. She is genetically perfect, but I, however, am a carrier for...
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Legislative Conference 2019
The AADA Legislative Conference is a lot of productive fun. You get to network with all the leaders of the AAD, as well as many of the leaders of...
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Regulations and the death of common sense
The “you can’t be too careful” movement has assumed a life of its own.