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A Closer Look At Emerging Research On Plantar Fasciitis And Plantar Fibromatosis
Allen Jacobs DPM FACFAS5/16/2013 | 686 reads | 0 comments
Defending My Position On Orthoses
Nicholas A Campitelli DPM FACFAS5/15/2013 | 994 reads | 8 comments
Emerging Concepts For Reducing Post-Op Pain
Stephen Barrett DPM FACFAS5/14/2013 | 800 reads | 0 comments
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A Comprehensive Approach To Managing The Diabetic Foot
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An Update on Coding and Payment Changes in 2012: Medicare Reimbursement for Skin and Dermal Substitutes
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I deal mostly with nursing home patients who are mainly Medicare with others being Medicare-HMO's, but my office patients are mostly BCBS or other insurances
Reply to this comment »The percentage of my patients who are Medicare is about 65%. If I get too much more heavily weighted toward that fee schedule (or, God forbid, the Medicaid fee schedule), it will be a financial disaster.
Unfortunately, more and more of the private PPO contract offers I've been receiving recently are offering a straight-Medicare-rates fee schedule, no negotiation, take-it-or-leave-it.
What's everyone else seeing? Where does this end? How much longer before they start trying to CHARGE us for seeing patients instead of PAY us?
John L. Trench III, DPM
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Terre Haute, IN
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I refuse all government agencies...it was and is a bad precedent. Nothing is free and using government funds links all docs and institutions that touch it with the possibility of FRAUD!!
Dr Margaret Lawson
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