Elizabeth Mistretta

For a long time, people, layman and experts likewise, have been ignoring the fact that genetics can affect our mental health treatments. We have been talking a lot about the role of genetics in developing certain conditions, but not much has been said about their effects on the actual treatment processes. And, well, it is

Behavioral health services are no longer a peripheral part of healthcare systems. The rising rates of substance use disorders, anxiety, depression, and co-occurring conditions push mental and emotional care into the heart of public discussion. Communities, employers, insurers, and families are recognizing that untreated behavioral health challenges affect workforce stability, health care costs, and overall

In 2026, healthcare organizations face a pivotal challenge: maintaining profitability amid rising claim denials, evolving payer rules, and critical staff shortages. The financial success of medical practices, hospitals, and specialty clinics now hinges on how efficiently their revenue cycle is managed. That’s why many providers are turning to specialized Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) companies. These

Most urologists finish medical school, complete a urology residency, and begin practice. But Dr. Nathan Starke took a less common path: an advanced fellowship training in andrology at the University of Virginia that reshaped his career and made him a more comprehensive men’s health specialist.  Andrology, the subspecialty of urology focused on male reproductive and