Becker's Healthcare August 29, 2024
Patsy Newitt

Consolidation and rising costs is making practicing independently less feasible for physicians.

David Rosenfield, MD, anesthesiologist at Peachtree, Ga.-based Alliance Spine & Pain, joined Becker’s to discuss what this disparity is the biggest threat to physicians.

Editor’s note: This response was edited lightly for clarity and length.

Question: What is the biggest threat to physicians right now?

Dr. David Rosenfield: Many physicians face the challenge of effectively managing their practice’s financial aspects. This includes dealing with insurance reimbursements, understanding complex billing codes, and controlling operational costs. Every year many of us find ourselves working harder and longer hours just to maintain our incomes. The...

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