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|Videos|December 8, 2022
Physician payment in 2023: The situation is unsustainable
Author(s)Richard Payerchin
An almost 10% cut in Medicare reimbursement is untenable.
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Cutting physician reimbursement is bad for doctors and bad for everyone because everyone is a patient and could be affected by access to quality medical care, said Claire Ernst, JD, director of government affairs for the Medical Group Management Association.
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