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|Articles|January 5, 2010

Get the facts on 2010 Medicare changes

The final 2010 Medicare fee schedule projects an 11% drop in reimbursement to radiologists. The House has voted to delay implementation of the changes until March 2010. The Senate is expected to vote before the end of the year.

The final 2010 Medicare fee schedule projects an 11% drop in reimbursement to radiologists.

The House has voted to delay implementation of the changes until March 2010. The Senate is expected to vote before the end of the year.

Regardless of this annual circus, you should get a sense of what's in store for you and prepare for the worst.

This podcast on coding changes will help.


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