Pediatric Torticollis: A Simple Emergency Department Approach
Master pediatric torticollis workup. Identify red flags and differentiate benign muscle strain from serious pathology with these EM management pearls.
Blog Archives
“No Surprises” Insurer Tactics Reshape Emergency Medicine Reimbursement
Examine how payer tactics under the No Surprises Act impact EM reimbursement. Learn to navigate downcoding and the IDR process to protect your practice revenue.
Subcutaneous Insulin for Diabetic Ketoacidosis in Adults
Subcutaneous lispro for mild-to-moderate DKA reduces ED length of stay and costs without compromising safety.
Case Report: A Pediatric Amputated Juvenile Polyp
Mass in diaper? A rare self-amputated juvenile polyp. Review differential diagnosis for pediatric rectal bleeding.
A Practical Guide to Diagnosing Delirium and Acute Cognitive Change in the ED
Delirium is often missed. Use the 4AT tool and DELIRIUMS mnemonic to improve geriatric outcomes and documentation.
ACEP Pushes Back on Anthem Out-of-Network Penalty and Calls Out Insurer Bad Behavior
Anthem’s 10% payment cut for out-of-network care starts Jan. 1. ACEP is fighting this threat to physician staffing and patient access.
New ACEP Executive Director Addresses America’s Emergency Docs
Michael Fraser shares priorities for ACEP: physician autonomy, improving wellness, and fighting the boarding crisis.
January 2026 News from the College
Click through to see the latest happenings at and news from the American College of Emergency Physicians.
ACEP Now’s Top Five Articles of 2025
Medical Editor-in-Chief Cedric Dark, MD, FACEP, shares 2025’s top emergency medicine articles on physician compensation, tachycardia, and clinical pearls.
Case Report: Five Days of Fever
A diabetic child’s fever and limp were misdiagnosed as cellulitis. Discover why normal inflammatory markers shouldn’t rule out osteomyelitis.