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Below we will discuss the pros and cons of owning versus leasing medical equipment and some of the impacts it may have on your medical office.

Buying Medical Equipment Pros You own the equipment which becomes an asset of the practice. Once it’s paid off you can continue to utilize the equipment without payment. You will have more freedom to move, modify, or dispose of th...

By Jordan Brinkman, JD | General Counsel and Senior Management Consultant

Growing a medical practice is a good problem to have, but growth inevitably creates difficult decisions. I work with several smaller practices coming out of the start-up phase who are looking to grow.

One of the most common questions I hear from physician owners is:

“We’re ...

By Sean M. Weiss

Artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare. That statement is no longer controversial. AI is already being used to summarize clinical encounters, identify documentation gaps, suggest codes, flag claims for review, predict denials, and support utilization-management decisions.

The controversy begins when AI is marketed as somethi...

For years, one of the biggest barriers to GLP-1 medications has been cost. Many Medicare beneficiaries who could benefit from these medications for weight management simply haven’t been able to afford them. CMS is attempting to remove this barrier, even if only temporarily.

Beginning July 1, 2026, CMS launched the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge, a short-term demonstration progr...