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Payers becoming extreme headache for physicians
Read on to find out how physicians have been struggling to deal with payers this year.
For the fifth consecutive year, Medical Economics will reveal its list of obstacles physicians say they face in the coming year and, more importantly, how to overcome them. As we did last year, we asked readers to tell us what challenges they face each day and where they need solutions.
The full list of challenges-and most importantly, how physicians can overcome them-will be revealed in our December 25th issue. To get ready, we are teasing each challenge and how it has affected the healthcare industry. Read on to find out how physicians have been struggling to deal with payers this year.
6. 2017 Payer Scorecard breakdown
5. Tips to make every payer negotiation a success
4. Some dream of payers without borders, but obstacles remain
2. How to navigate direct pay successfully
