STAT July 15, 2024
John Wilkerson

WASHINGTON — There’s been a long lull in fighting between primary care and specialty doctors over how much they get paid by Medicare, but that truce might not last if Congress overhauls the system that determines physician payment.

This year, Congress began considering changes to the Medicare physician pay system for the first time since creating the current version in 2015. Committees in the House...

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