
|Articles|November 12, 2012
GAO suggests smaller reimbursements to doctors who self-refer for imaging
Some physicians are referring to themselves patients for advanced imaging services, possibly for financial gain, and it's costing Medicare millions each year, says the U.S. Government Accountability Office.
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