Physicians Practice October 14, 2024
Terri Joy, MBA, CPC, CGSC, COC, CPC-I, Aimee Heckman, CPB, CPPM

New legislation, as well as changes in patient expectations, present a host of challenges and opportunities for getting paid for service this year.

In a recent article in Physician’s Practice, we discussed the challenges surrounding getting paid for telehealth this year and beyond. This is an essential issue for independent practices, but it’s not the only one. New legislation, as well as changes in patient expectations, present a host of challenges and opportunities for getting paid for service this year.

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