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Average reimbursement from private insurers for 18 specialties
The average annual billing amount from all physicians to commercial payers is $3.8 million, according to a recent report from AMN Healthcare. -
Physician pay jumps 18% in 5 years
Physician pay has jumped 18 percent since 2018, according to Medscape's "Physician Compensation Report" for 2023. -
Do employed or self-employed physicians earn more?
Self employed physicians make more money than employed physicians, according to Medscape's "Physician Compensation Report" for 2023. -
'The equation seems unfairly tipped': Who's winning with reimbursement rates?
ASCs are finding it unsustainable to meet margins as reimbursements lower and operating costs soar. -
'Death by a thousand Medicare cuts': The reimbursement issues ASCs are facing
As operation costs soar, most healthcare providers are struggling to meet margins. -
Payers still pushing procedures to the ASC setting -- here's why
Cost savings and convenience are pushing procedures to the ASC setting, according to five leaders who spoke with Becker's ASC Review. -
14% of physicians participate in value-based care models: Medscape
Though value-based care is rising in popularity, it is not yet the industry standard. -
Are physicians dropping Medicare, Medicaid patients?
Sixty-five percent of physicians plan to continue treating Medicare and Medicaid patients as well as take on new ones, according to Medscape's "Physician Compensation Report 2023." -
Lawmakers introduce Medicare physician pay reform bill
Congress has introduced a bill that would tie the Medicare physician pay schedule to the Medicare economic index. -
Texas physician, clinic manager convicted of $1.2M opioid-for-cash scheme
A Houston-based pain management physician and clinic office manager were convicted for operating a clinic that prescribed more than 600,000 opioids for cash, the Justice Department said April 12. -
The rise of 'single-subspecialty ASCs'
Some ASC markets are seeing the rise of super-specialized ASCs — ASCs that offer a single subspecialty that allows physicians and staff to master their surgery line. -
Insurer and health system breakups: 3 splits in 2023
Becker's has reported on three payer and health system splits so far in 2023. -
CMS pitches tighter physician-owned hospital restrictions
CMS proposed new guidance for physician-owned hospital reimbursement in the 2024 Hospital Inpatient Prospective Payment System proposed rule on April 10. -
CMS' ASC policy? 'D-': Why 1 executive says Medicare reimbursement needs work
Tara Quinton, BSN, RN, director of surgical services at Oklahoma City-based SSM Health's St. Anthony Hospital, joined Becker's to discuss CMS financial policies for ASCs. -
'Single practitioners and small group practices will not survive': 3 thoughts on declining reimbursement
Three ASC leaders joined Becker's to discuss how declining reimbursements are affecting the ASC industry. -
What to know about Stark Law and physician recruiting
There are several key Stark Law violations employers need to eye when hiring physicians, JDSupra reported March 31. -
3 major payer moves affecting ASCs
Here are three major moves from payers that ASC leaders need to know: -
Private practice for physicians is possible: AMA
Being a private practice physician is a good fit for those looking to be their own boss and work with like-minded colleagues, the American Medical Association said in an April 3 blog post. -
Montana clinic to cut physician pay amid 'unsustainable' losses
Billings (Mont.) Clinic plans to cut $4.5 million monthly through cost-saving measures, including physician pay cuts up to 5 percent and suspensions of company contributions to employee retirement plans, MTN News reported March 31. -
AmSurg ASCs have new deal with Aetna
AmSurg's more than 250 surgery centers are now in-network with Aetna after Envision Healthcare signed a multiyear deal with the insurer.
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