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Off the Chart: A Business of Medicine Podcast features lively and informative conversations with health care experts, opinion leaders and practicing physicians about the challenges facing doctors and medical practices. New episodes release every Monday and Thursday morning. Brought to you by Medical Economics and Physicians Practice . Off the Chart: A Business of Medicine Podcast Staff Hosts: Keith Reynolds, Austin Littrell Contributors: Chris Mazzolini, Todd Shryock, Richard Payerchin, Keith Reynolds, Austin Littrell Inquiries: Please email Hosts Keith Reynolds ( kreynolds@mjhlifesciences.com ) or Austin Littrell ( alittrell@mjhlifesciences.com ) with feedback, questions, guest suggestions and more.
Medical Economics hosts Off the Chart: A Business of Medicine Podcast, a business show with 207 episodes published.
Direct primary care has been around long enough that most physicians know the pitch: drop the billing, charge a monthly membership, keep a smaller panel and spend real time with patients. What takes longer to answer is w
The same low-risk procedure can cost five to 12 times more in a hospital outpatient department than in a physician's office. That gap is giving hospitals the money to recruit physicians out of independent practice, and i
Independent practices are being squeezed from every direction: rising labor costs, shrinking reimbursement and an administrative load that keeps growing. Andy Colbert, senior managing director at Ziegler and leader of th
More physicians are turning to concierge and hybrid concierge models to shrink their panels and steady their finances, but the move carries legal exposure that's easy to miss until it becomes a problem. Ericka Adler, J.D
Physician compensation has never been simple, but in 2026 it is especially fraught. Medical groups and health systems are contending with workforce shortages, flat or declining reimbursement, rising operating costs and t
For the first time in years, physician compensation and productivity have moved in opposite directions — pay is up, encounter volume is down — and practice leaders are trying to work out what it means heading into a turb
For years, Medicare and Medicaid effectively excluded coverage for the medications proven to treat obesity. That is starting to change. In 2026, CMS rolled out two new programs, the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge and the Medicaid
Health care hiring is in a strange place. Clinical job applications jumped 10% at the start of 2026, yet the gap between open positions and actual hires keeps widening, a sign that getting candidates in the door is only
When a patient is treated by an out-of-network physician at an in-network hospital, the resulting payment dispute is supposed to be settled through the No Surprises Act's independent dispute resolution process. A newly f
Selling a medical practice is one of the most consequential financial decisions a physician will ever make, and many start the process far later than they should. In this episode, Medical Economics Managing Editor Todd S
Urgent care was never designed to be the front door to American health care, but that's increasingly what it has become. As the country faces a projected shortage of as many as 80,000 primary care physicians by 2037 and
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Off the Chart: A Business of Medicine Podcast is hosted by Medical Economics. The show is categorised under business (management) and has published 207 episodes.
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