Reimbursement for Medicare Patients
Blog By: Richard M. Dupee MD FACP AGSF FRSM
An Arizona Mayo Clinic will no longer accept new Medicare patients. Reimbursement is far less, about 50% less, than the costs of providing care. We in private practice know this, now the rest of the country will know. Is this just the beginning?
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