Relative value unit payment system could replace complex, variable physician compensation model that exists today
How Will the Affordable Care Act Impact Otolaryngology?
Analysts predict the influx of insured patients that are expected to flood the healthcare system will likely shrink physician reimbursements, cause some otolaryngologists to flock to larger healthcare systems or limit access to patients with private insurance plans, and exacerbate the shortage of specialists
Price Cut Generates Momentum Behind Push to Revamp SGR
Possibility of repealing and replacing Sustainable Growth Rate Medicare reimbursement formula seems more likely than ever, say congressional lawmakers
Deadline Looms for ENTs to Put Electronic Health Records to Meaningful Use
The Future of ACOs
Although a shared savings model currently dominates for ACOs, it may not be the best long-term approach
Medicare Sequester Set to Commence March 1
Health care providers implore Congress to take note of the drag the Medicare reductions will have on the economy, their practices and their patients’ access to care.
2013 CPT Code Changes May Impact Your Practice
New Current Procedural Terminology codes, including codes for reporting pediatric sleep studies and intraoperative neurophysiology monitoring, are now available.
Time to Comply with Physician Quality Reporting System Is Now
Payment adjustments for penalties levied under the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ PQRS mandate will be based on reported data starting in 2013
New Excise Tax Applicable to Otolaryngologist Devices
A provision in the Affordable Care Act (ACA) that places an excise tax on the sale of medical devices would apply to some tools used by otolaryngologists
Where the Presidential Candidates Stand on Key Health Care Issues
President Barack Obama’s and former Governor Mitt Romney’s positions on issues affecting the medical profession.
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