Andrea Curry, head of editorial at The Intake

Today’s patients expect more than just good care — they want convenience, connection, digital access, and a doctor with a five-star rating.

New research captures what happens when patients bring AI into care and how providers are responding within real-world clinical workflows and continuity of care.

Patients and medical professionals weigh in on healthcare affordability and how the economy can affect well-being.

Exploring cost savings, perceived effectiveness, and the role of medication type in American buying habits.

Learn how healthcare companies scale strategies during rapid expansion.

No-shows and canceled appointments are costing practices over $22,000 per year.

Unexpected medical bills are causing patients to delay care, avoid treatment, and question their understanding about healthcare costs and coverage transitions.

Healthcare scams are rising. New data shows how fake doctor messages disrupt continuity of care, increase no-shows, and strain medical practice operations.

Flu vaccination rates have fallen dramatically in recent years, and new research reveals how changing clinical eligibility perceptions and patient access barriers are driving the shift.

More providers are embracing prevention-first approaches, but many feel undertrained and unsupported in applying core lifestyle medicine pillars within their current continuity of care models.

Tebra surveyed healthcare providers to learn when supplements fit into continuity of care, which products earn trust, and where misinformation creates real clinical risk.

AI is changing the face of healthcare, not just operationally, but emotionally. Tebra surveyed 301 healthcare professionals to understand how deeply tools like ChatGPT have become embedded in daily clinical work. What emerged was a picture of growing reliance, hidden emotional ties, and an evolving digital ecosystem that’s both helpful and, at times, unsettling. For […]

Social media has changed how Americans approach their health – from initial research to secure patient messaging – but not always in ways providers would recommend.

From unexpected fees to AI adoption, what’s changing in healthcare medical billing costs and medical billing services?

Check in with your processes and people to prevent billing errors, cut claim denials, and protect your revenue cycle and workflows.

Private practices are adopting AI-powered tools to ease workloads and improve care, but concerns remain.

Exploring patient interest, concerns, and trust in subscription-based healthcare.

As HIPAA rules update in 2025, patients and providers remain divided on privacy, accountability, and trust in health tech.

Patients are rushing to book last-minute appointments before deductibles reset, while professionals face burnout and holiday disruptions.

Use these tips to streamline claims processing and enhance accuracy, allowing your practice to submit clean claims more efficiently and strengthen reimbursement without adding unnecessary workload.

Rising costs and financial uncertainty are causing patients to delay care, but digital solutions may help specialty providers keep appointments on the books.

Use relative value units (RVUs) to compare services and sharpen reimbursement across every payer, guiding each provider and everyday practice management decisions.

Many patients delay care when their provider is out. Learn how private practices can better support continuity and trust.

Modifier 33 and modifier PT affect medical claims processing for colorectal screening and related services.

When a simple coding error can cost thousands for a returning patient, there’s a lot on the line.