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Docs punished for not e-prescribing, despite exemptions
Physicians who last year applied for hardship exemptions from Medicare electronic prescribing penalties have begun seeing their Medicare payments reduced by 1 percent, according to an article
GAO: Medicare responsible for 40% of government waste
Inappropriate payments through the Medicare program comprised about 40 percent of all government waste, according to a report by the Government Accountability Office (GAO). According to data from the
AMA wants the total repeal of Medicare fix
The American Medical Association, which has chafed against a potential 29.5 percent Medicare payment reduction to physicians in 2012 as part of the sustainable growth rate formula, has made its own
AMA chides Congress on SGR
The American Medical Association has again taken Congress to task for the way it deals with potential cuts in Medicare payments to physicians, and has asked for a long-term solution to address the
Physicians to lobby hard on pending Medicare cut
Groups representing the nation's medical doctors are expected to lobby Congress hard when it reconvenes in November regarding cuts in Medicare reimbursements as high as 30 percent that will take
Combat bad online reviews with good communication
Compared to other businesses, physicians have a lot more at stake when consumers post negative reviews about them online. But with little legal recourse to address false or unflattering claims, it's
