|Articles|September 13, 2011

Poll of the Week - Coding Countdown

What is currently the biggest obstacle for your practice in preparing for the ICD-10 transition?

With only 36 percent of more than 700 practices telling Physicians Practice they are technologically-ready for the ICD-10 transition, we’re curious as to what’s holding the majority back.

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