The Hub, a homelessness services center being built in Huntington, West Virginia, will partner with Valley Health Systems, ...

A total of 118 incoming resident physicians and fellows officially began their post-graduate medical training this week at ...

A local primary healthcare service in Port St. Joe is celebrating five years in the business. New Horizons Primary Care was ...

Primary care physicians at Boston-based Mass General Brigham’s Massachusetts General and Brigham and Women’s hospitals have voted to unionize. The 183-26 vote in favor of joining Doctors ...

Primary care physicians at Mass General Brigham voted overwhelmingly in favor of forming a union on Friday amid a dispute with the hospital system over their bargaining unit’s size.

First Physicians Group primary care doctors will be out-of-network for Florida Blue Medicare Advantage plans starting July 1, 2025. Approximately 3,800 patients are affected by this change, but ...

More information: Ishani Ganguli et al, Gender Differences in Primary Care Physician Earnings and Outcomes Under Medicare Advantage Value-Based Payment, JAMA Health Forum (2025).

Task force created to address shortage of primary care providers A new 25-member task force, initiated by the HPC and led by its executive director, David Seltz, is attempting to address the lack ...

Today, more people than ever are working with nurse practitioners and physician assistants as their primary care providers in the U.S., as the health care industry — in the face of an aging population ...

The primary care physician was able to address more than 90% of the care of sick patients in their clinic, and occasionally would refer patients for evaluation by a specialist.

Despite acknowledged shortcomings in the current direct primary care system that make it not the best system for everyone, direct primary care practices grew from 125 nationally in 2014 to more ...

News Physician assistants say they could help the primary care crisis. Will Mass. lawmakers agree? Published: Mar. 16, 2025, 5:45 a.m.