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Surprise Billing and Independent Practices
Author(s)Kristina Hutson, Drew Boxler
Physicians Practice® spoke with Krisi Hutson, the product line director at Availity, to discuss some of the ways in which she has been seeing providers help their patients to avoid surprise billing scenarios.
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