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Medical Economics, Digital Edition, August 10th, 2012

2012 State of Primary Care ,br />Exclusive survey : Low Reimbursements, Rising Costs Fuel Physicians Concerns How to compensate for quality The anatomy of ACOs and PCMHs Why you are still faxing patient records Physician shortage looms large Staying on top of the revenue cycle How to evaluate an ACO before joining

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