|Articles|August 12, 2011

Should nonphysician providers have their own patient panel?

How do you feel about nonphysician providers having their own patient panel?

How do you feel about nonphysician providers having their own patient panel? Is this currently in place at your practice? Tell us how it works or if it is something you oppose. Weigh in below.

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