Payment models should reflect not just the theoretical value of services rendered, but the practical realities of how healthcare is financed and paid for today.
Glenn N. Pomerance, M.D.
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Glenn N. Pomerance, M.D., is a practicing ophthalmologist in Chattanooga, Tenn.
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