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The agency has authorized accelerated payments to help providers facing cash flow problems after a ransomware attack last month delayed payer reimbursements.

Physician groups continue to press for major revamp Medicare payments after securing a 2024 stopgap fix.

The U.S. FDA has declined to approve Viatris and Mapi Pharma's once-a-month injection for treating relapsing forms of debilitating neurological condition multiple sclerosis...

Common symptoms expressed in an intense or complicated way, or the presence of many symptoms in the same patient, should raise suspicion of rare disease, said one clinician.

Two Chicago lawyers have created a practice group with a female focus.

The multicenter LITE trial included 783 patients at 42 sites in the United States.

The No Surprises Act may have increased in-network care for specialties often linked to higher bills.

A federal judge in New York City has reduced a law firm’s fee request by about half after criticizing its use of the artificial intelligence tool ChatGPT-4 as a “cross-check” to determine prevailing market rates for attorneys.

If the legal work your firm handles involves lots of document creation, then you would benefit from document automation software. It facilitates quick and easy document assembly by creating templates that reduce redundant data entry.

Profitsolv's Joyce Brafford shares some foundational practices for law firm technology management.