Medicare Reimbursements Rise Rather Than Fall

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Despite the combined fiscal pressures of a defense buildup, promised tax cuts, and a growing federal deficit, intense pressure by physicians - including dermatologists - has resulted in a 1.6 percent Medicare physician-reimbursement increase rather than the 4.4 percent cut that had been slated for 2003.

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