
News|Videos|January 6, 2025
Why is reimbursement going down when costs are going up?
Author(s)Todd Shryock
Key Takeaways
- Physician reimbursement rates are decreasing, with Medicare and private payers not matching rising costs, impacting financial stability.
- Economic pressures and policy changes are key drivers of declining reimbursement rates, necessitating strategic adaptation by physicians.
A discussion on the factors driving reimbursement down as costs in health care continue to rise.
Advertisement
Reimbursement for physicians continues to
Newsletter
Stay informed and empowered with Medical Economics enewsletter, delivering expert insights, financial strategies, practice management tips and technology trends — tailored for today’s physicians.
Advertisement
Latest CME
Advertisement
Advertisement
Trending on Medical Economics
1
Osteopathic medical education: Real-world effects in Pikeville, Kentucky
2
Brooklyn banker guilty in $8M transnational Medicare fraud; new blood test may spot pancreatic cancer earlier; NIH opens Ohio office to study train derailment health effects – Morning Medical Update
3
‘Ghost’ physicians in Medicaid: Nearly 1 in 3 see no Medicaid patients
4
What you need to know about the intersection of health care and immigration
5






