
Some doctors are doing it successfully, but costs and logistics can make it a challenge. Here's what to watch for.
For 12 years, Wayne has written on health policy and related issues for <i>Medical Economics</i>. He also writes the magazine's "Perspective column," an analysis of developing healthcare trends. He's been a frequent contributor to <i>Newsweek</i

Some doctors are doing it successfully, but costs and logistics can make it a challenge. Here's what to watch for.

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