Organized medicine-backed lawsuit knocks down hospital’s attempt at economic credentialing

A trial judge in Arkansas found that a hospital system denying privileges to some physicians was motivated by unfounded financial concerns.

No job, no bill: Physicians tell how they help longtime patients struggling during recession

Experts say for the cost of a few visits, physicians can build up long-term loyalty that will pay off when hard times end.

Practices paperless before 2012 could maximize Medicare bonuses

Physicians can earn tens of thousands in IT incentives, but they must act quickly to achieve the biggest benefit and avoid penalties.

White House summit takes 1st step in health system reform discussion

Obama invited more than 100 people involved with health care to a meeting to search for common ground.

Texas hospital settles charges of boycotting physician-owned hospital

The case may signal increased scrutiny from state officials and give physician-owned hospitals an alternate antitrust avenue.