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The state of cardiologist compensation in 2023

Noninvasive cardiologists median compensation in 2022 was $559,107, up 3.01% from the previous year. Interventional cardiologists earned the most,

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Expanded telehealth here to stay? Maybe

The Senate Finance Committee’s health subcommittee is set to discuss Tuesday how to make expanded telehealth permanent for Medicare patients.

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More charges, new defendants added in MediCenter fraud case

The Monday release describes 11 new felony counts, bringing the total against defendants in the case to 126 charges

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Congress Must Protect Physicians From Medicare Cuts: MGMA

The Medical Group Management Association offers an analysis of pending legislation that could help health care practices better serve patients.

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Early-career physicians spend less than two years on average in their first jobs

Physicians who completed residency or fellowship in the past six years spent less than two years on average in their first jobs before leaving, compared to practicing physicians of all ages who spent an average of six years at their first jobs.

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