by Jason Farmer | Jul 26, 2026 | Operations
Prime Therapeutics found only about 1 in 12 patients who started a GLP-1 for obesity were still on therapy at three years. Every dollar you spend on acquisition runs through that number first. Key TakeawaysPrime Therapeutics reported that only 8 percent – about...
by Jason Farmer | Jul 4, 2026 | Operations
The emergency is over, the hype has cooled, and telehealth has settled into something more useful: a scheduling and access tool that either earns its slot on the template or doesn’t. Here is how to tell which. Key TakeawaysTelehealth utilization has settled well...
by Jason Farmer | Jun 26, 2026 | Operations
No-shows are the most controllable revenue leak in a medical practice. Here is the system that closes it: measurement, lead-time compression, a reminder cadence, and policies applied without apology. Key TakeawaysMeasure your no-show rate weekly and segment it by...
by Jason Farmer | Jun 3, 2026 | Operations
Medicare telehealth coverage for neurology visits, including cognitive assessments, is extended through December 2027. The practices that benefit most have built the staffing model to match, not just the technology. Key TakeawaysThe Consolidated Appropriations Act of...
by Jason Farmer | Jun 1, 2026 | Operations
Nearly 30 percent of OB/GYNs report burnout, and federal projections point to a shortage of 5,000 physicians in the specialty by 2030. The business problem is not the shortage itself – it is that the cost of the resulting coverage gaps lands directly on the...
by Jason Farmer | May 27, 2026 | Operations
Most integrated practices do not fail clinically or financially. They fail operationally, when the medical side and the chiropractic side stop functioning as one practice and start competing for rooms, staff, and patients. Key TakeawaysThe supervision rules drive the...
