Medical Group Management Association, the American Medical Association and several other provider organizations formed a coalition to release a set of prior authorization principles that work to ...

The Medical Group Management Association, which represents physician practices, is urging the HHS and the CMS to delay enforcing certain requirements of the No Surprises Act to allow providers time to ...

Englewood, Colo.-based Medical Group Management Association made several changes to its board of directors by adding five new board members. Mike Biselli, president and CEO of Denver-based Catalyst ...

This week, Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) proudly announces its 2018-2019 Board of Directors. The new Board includes leading healthcare business executives from across the nation. A group ...

Health IT costs for physician practices are soaring, yet there isn’t much evidence that all the spending has been worth it, a new report suggests. In its annual report on cost and revenue for ...

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. Apr. 19 2011 - According to the Medical Group Management Association's latest Medical Directorship and On-Call Compensation Survey: 2011 Report Based on 2010 Data, providers who ...

MGMA, the Medical Group Management Association, said it is getting alarming feedback about how physician practices have been impacted by the Change Healthcare cybersecurity attack. Change confirmed ...

The Medical Group Management Association reports compensation is increasing for medical practice leaders, with the biggest increases among CEOs or executive directors. MGMA’s recently released ...

The most lucrative medical group leadership position is a physician executive role at a large physician-owned practice in the Midwest, according to trends from a new survey from the Medical Group ...

Alex Binder, of Long Branch, was recently voted as the New Jersey Medical Group Management Association president, after having served in the role of vice president.Also voted into new roles were Joan ...

Saying it could underpay doctors who treat the sickest patients, more than 150 medical groups sent a letter opposing a government plan to consolidate evaluation and management (E/M) codes. In a letter ...