Privia Health Blog

As the Manager of Clinical Pharmacy Services, I promote clinically appropriate, evidenced-based therapies for prescribing quality medication use and cost savings to Privia Medical Group Physicians. It’s just one of the many ways that Privia removes burdens from our physicians so they can focus on providing quality care to their patients.    Medication adherence is … Continue reading →

Are you a busy provider looking for healthcare news? Check out The Rundown Last Thursday, Senate Republican leaders unveiled their new healthcare bill, the Better Care Reconciliation Act of 2017 (BCRA), with an amendment included this Monday.  Their proposal for the repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was expected to go to … Continue reading →

Privia Medical Group – Mid-Atlantic was proud to celebrate our doctors in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan region at our Annual Independent Physician Celebration on April 4, 2017. Over 80 physicians across Maryland, D.C., and Virginia, along with the Privia team, came together at the beautiful Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Maryland to celebrate the success … Continue reading →

Being an independent physician in a consolidated world is an intimidating place to be. With increasing pressure to cut costs and improve quality coming from both government and commercial payors, making investments in technology is a logical — albeit overwhelming — necessity. Here are some key tools to guide you along your way: Continue reading →

Healthcare is a rapidly evolving industry – it’s difficult to read up on everything that matters to you. But the success of your practice can depend on how knowledgeable you are about changes in the healthcare landscape. Privia has compiled a weekly list of important articles we are reading on healthcare industry trends, clinical best … Continue reading →

The future of medicine is exciting. Sure, in its current state the healthcare industry is woefully behind the technological curve and the reasons for that are manifold: security concerns, barriers to interoperability. But changes are imminent. A recent poll by Kaiser indicates that 80% of Americans believe that having a portable online healthcare record is … Continue reading →

In the early days of my career, one of my favorite pastimes was catching up with my partners during the short intervals between seeing patients. My coworkers and I would commiserate about work-life balance, patients with difficult diagnostic problems, and new and important treatments for the diseases we saw in patients. But, about 10 years … Continue reading →