Practice Management

Discover practical strategies for enhancing efficiency, focusing on workflow optimization, teamwork, and clinician well-being for better patient care.

Explore effective tax and asset protection strategies for dermatologists, including retirement plans and life insurance options for wealth management.

QRPs are key to dermatologists' retirement plans—learn the benefits, drawbacks, and how to choose the best strategy for your financial goals.

Key estate planning changes in 2025: potential tax law shifts, federal exemption sunset, retirement account rules, state death taxes, and cryptocurrency issues.

By staying authentic and leveraging real patient experiences, Tomassian ensures his content remains valuable and trustworthy.

Michael Sherling, MD, MBA, leverages AI to simplify administrative tasks and focus on patient care.

Key 2025 tax law changes for dermatologists include expiring TCJA provisions, potential rate adjustments, and new deduction policies under Trump.

Explore 2025’s dermatology M&A trends, economic shifts, and key investment drivers shaping the industry's future.

Discover financial strategies and side hustle tips for employed dermatologists to maximize benefits, build retirement wealth, and achieve career success.

The dermatology market remains an exciting space with strong demand for its valuable services, bolstered by positive US economic trends and robust consumer spending.

Trust and transparency are key in physician wealth management, according to David Mandell, JD, MBA.

With the right strategies and a clear vision, retirement can unfold as a rewarding chapter.

The latest publication from OJM Group provides 7 core strategies for dermatologists looking to meet their financial goals.

Click here to answer today's poll and read more about practice management around the holiday season.

Many dermatologists want to donate to charity while maximizing tax benefits, and certain tools can help achieve this.

Understanding the varying tax aspects of S corporations and C corporations is an important first step in determining which structure will work best for your practice.

By offering a wide range of services, dermatologists can provide a holistic approach to skin health.

David Goldberg, MD, JD, stated the use of drugs and devices for conditions that are not otherwise indicated is widespread among physicians and is generally not considered experimental or investigational.

David Mandell, JD, MBA, stated in the quest to protect against malpractice liability, insurance is certainly the first and most important line of defense.

Of those who have reported latex allergy, approximately 75% are health care workers. What should practice owners and managers need to consider legally?

Explore various elements that can go into a comprehensive insurance benefits package for dermatology practice employees.

Metz and Tollefson share insights on efficient practice management, work-life balance, and exciting developments in pediatric dermatology.

This month's Legal Eagle column explores if a dermatologist can be sued for charging a fee for providing medical records in a lawsuit.

From a financial perspective, the change from resident to attending dermatologist may be profound.

Renata Block, MMS, PA-C, discusses contracts, work environments, and more with SDPA presenter and past president Gina Mangin, MPAS, PA-C.

Terry Arnold, PA-C, shared his journey and advice for PAs and NPs looking to transition out of a clinical practice.

This month's Legal Eagle column examines if patients have a legal property right to health care, given public funding of medical education.

Some states offer great homestead protection, but most provide an inadequate shield. Learn how to protect your greatest assets.

Care Messenger helps to expand care delivery and respond to growing patient needs without placing additional strain on clinicians.

Dermatology PAs and NPs continue to address the demand-supply mismatch in dermatologic care and can significantly bring their skills within the primary care model.