Fee Schedule Survey

2011 Fee Schedule Survey
Change Is in the Air
As practices continue to deal with declining reimbursement, federal and commercial payers are exploring new payment models aimed at case-management in lieu traditional fees for services. Here's how to prepare and respond.

Our 2011 annual Fee Schedule Survey results are in. See where your practice stacks up when it comes to payment for top codes. Compare the 2010 Fee Schedule Survey results.

New Primary-care Models Can Change the Way You Practice
Don't be afraid to think outside the box, and leave fee-for-service behind.

Monitoring Revenue Cycle Management at Your Medical Practice
You've purchased the technology needed to keep tabs on your practice's operations. Now make sure you're looking at the right reports.

Cash and Carry Healthcare Has Evolved
The future of the direct-pay practice model is bright. It may become the main source of care for patients who want quality, affordable, accessible, and transparent healthcare. 

My Best Idea: Cash and Carry Healthcare
Brian Forrest, MD, explains how he got happier and wealthier by dumping insurance payers.

Take Back Your Practice by Cutting Out the Middlemen
As medical reimbursements continue to dwindle, the value proposition for participating in insurance plans becomes increasingly weak. Why not break with tradition and contract directly with employers? Here's how to get started.

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