An IDR win isn't a check. Payers have 30 days to pay, courts won't force them to and CMS admits awards are slipping through.
|Articles|May 28, 2014
PayerView 2014: Best Payers
Each year, athenahealth ranks payers on how easy they are to work with providers. Here are the company's top 5 for categories including Blues, and regional.
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