A genuinely bipartisan Senate bill aims to modernize Medicare's physician fee schedule, addressing budget neutrality thresholds and practice expense calculations practices have long criticized.
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PitchBook data shows private equity physician practice acquisitions dropped from 851 deals in 2021 to just 105 in the first half of 2026, driven by new state oversight laws.
Growing state-level authority for nurse practitioners and PAs to practice independently is reshaping physician practice competition and creating a genuine new addressable buyer segment.
The HIPAA Privacy Rule's final rule is expected in August 2026, giving practices genuinely little runway to prepare for whatever changes it introduces.
The 2027 Medicare fee schedule proposal introduces MIPS Value Pathways, described as "MIPS on steroids," with cuts landing hardest on independent practice groups.
Healthcare staff organizing efforts are accelerating, and practice leaders are navigating unfamiliar legal territory around how to respond appropriately.
New data shows women physicians leave clinical practice 15 years earlier than men, and practice leaders are only now connecting the dots on what actually drives retention.
Physician practice bankruptcies are on pace for their highest level since 2019, nearly tripling year over year and creating a genuine new wave of practice buyers and restructuring advisors.
The new $100,000 H-1B visa fee lands directly on international medical graduates who fill a disproportionate share of rural and underserved physician roles, forcing hospitals into urgent recruiting decisions.
Most physician email list vendors are reselling the same underlying aggregated data with a different logo attached. Here is how to tell, and why it matters for deliverability.
CMS's proposed 2027 fee schedule cut and the hospital-versus-office payment gap are actively driving practice consolidation and MSO deals right now, not next year.
Care is shifting from hospitals to outpatient clinics, urgent care, and home-based services faster than most physician contact databases can track. Accuracy is now the differentiator.
An estimated 40 percent of practicing physicians are over 55. As they retire, they are selling practices, transferring patient lists, and making retirement account decisions at a scale that has never existed before in American healthcare.
Concierge medicine has grown from a luxury niche to a mainstream practice option attracting burned-out physicians seeking better care relationships, not just wealthy clientele. The vendor ecosystem supporting it is thriving and largely underserved.
Physician email lists have notoriously high unsubscribe rates compared to other B2B verticals. The reason is almost never the content. It is stale data, IT-filtered work addresses, and send cadences that violate physician attention preferences.
