
|Articles|November 1, 2012
As reimbursements decline, will care that dermatologists provide suffer?
With the presidential election behind us and myriad changes about to hit healthcare, dermatologists need to anticipate cuts in reimbursement by not only government, but also private, insurers. And if dermatologists are to combat the impact these declining reimbursements may have on their practices, they need to start implementing more aggressive patient education and retention efforts now.
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