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4 Bad Payer Behaviors that are Impacting Reimbursement for Facility-Based Physician Groups
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A large commercial insurer sparked outrage1 recently when it proposed to limit reimbursement for anesthesia services during surgery and medical procedures. The new proposal would have capped reimbursement for clinicians according to pre-set time limits designated by the payer, which…
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