by Jawan Ayer | Oct 17, 2026 | Physician Topics
Solo practice is harder in 2026 than it was a decade ago, but it is far from dead. The physicians who make it work now are not running the 1995 playbook. They pick a lean model, own a niche, and use technology to do what a front office of six used to do. The numbers...
by Jawan Ayer | Oct 17, 2026 | Physician Topics
Across the country, experienced doctors are doing something that surprises many patients: going back to school. Internists, family physicians, OB-GYNs, and even surgeons with decades in practice are earning new certifications in lifestyle medicine, obesity medicine,...
by Jawan Ayer | Oct 17, 2026 | Patient Topics
Most of us think of exercise as a way to protect the heart, manage weight, or control blood sugar. But one of its most powerful effects is on how you feel. Regular physical activity can lift your mood, ease stress and anxiety, help you sleep better, and give you more...
by Jawan Ayer | Oct 17, 2026 | Patient Topics, Physician Topics
Climate change is already a clinical problem, and it lands hardest on the patients many of us serve. Black, Hispanic, and Indigenous patients are more likely to live where heat, polluted air, and flooding are worst, and less likely to have the resources to escape...
by Jawan Ayer | Oct 16, 2026 | Physician Topics
Most physicians in 2026 practice in groups, and for many that is a smart strategic choice, not a fallback. Larger organizations absorb the payment cuts, paperwork and staffing problems that are pushing small practices to the edge. The shift is steady and measurable....
