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Outpatient physical therapist practices are experiencing severe staff shortages, according to a recent report by the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). PTs weigh in on the situation.

Wanda Sharrock moved to Bucyrus as a child, lived in Toledo for awhile, then returned home. This is part one of her journey.

Richard Cunningham, MD, is an orthopedic sports medicine physician and surgeon specializing in knee and shoulder injuries.

The inspector general concluded Spencer allowed deputy Odalo Ohiku to do work for his private firm while on the city's clock.

Explore the future of private practice in healthcare with James Leavitt, MD, director of clinical innovation for Gastro Health.

Novant Health will open its new surgical practice Nov. 8 with the former GenesisCare surgeons. It has larger plans to grow in Western North Carolina.

Donna Long Brightbill and Megan Ryland Tanner are running for the open judge seat in the Court of Common Pleas.

108,700 physicians have left private practice for employment opportunities in the last three years, with 58,200 joining hospitals and the rest joining corporate

Sara E. Hill and John D. Russell will be nominated for Oklahoma's Northern District, based in Tulsa, the White House said.

As a physician, Joseph Sewards discusses the pros and cons of private practice vs. employment for younger physicians. He urges them to weigh their options criti