Stephen Ambrose

Direct primary care (DPC) is a "hot knife" whose entry is well-timed to cut through the cold stick of butter called high healthcare costs.

Payers and health systems are blending in provider-sponsored organizations, driving toward integrated care in smaller pockets of populations.

Some may think the majority of patients just want their symptom or disease treated. News flash — you're wrong.

Only half of pharmaceutical companies see consumerism as an opportunity. But that's EXACTLY where the growth lies.

Many medical professionals fear that AI will cost them their jobs, but costs must somehow decline, and errors must plunge.

"Mandate" is a difficult word, but we may have to require that people be healthy, to get beyond our healthcare spending crisis.

What if someone dying from cancer was offered a cash settlement for end-of-life care, in lieu of heroic, expensive attempts at a cure?