Medicare fee-for-service payment cuts are hampering volume-based compensation for physicians, but the effects can be softened if a shift is made to value-based compensation, a speaker said at the International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy. “Entitlement programs are driving change due to a decline in the trust fund balance, and the demand for high-reimbursement services, including

Medicare fee-for-service payment cuts are hampering volume-based compensation for physicians, but the effects can be softened if a shift is made to value-based compensation, a speaker said at the International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy. “Entitlement programs are driving change due to a decline in the trust fund balance, and the demand for high-reimbursement services, including

Medicare fee-for-service payment cuts are hampering volume-based compensation for physicians, but the effects can be softened if a shift is made to value-based compensation, a speaker said at the International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy. “Entitlement programs are driving change due to a decline in the trust fund balance, and the demand for high-reimbursement services, including

Medicare fee-for-service payment cuts are hampering volume-based compensation for physicians, but the effects can be softened if a shift is made to value-based compensation, a speaker said at the International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy. “Entitlement programs are driving change due to a decline in the trust fund balance, and the demand for high-reimbursement services, including

Medicare fee-for-service payment cuts are hampering volume-based compensation for physicians, but the effects can be softened if a shift is made to value-based compensation, a speaker said at the International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy. “Entitlement programs are driving change due to a decline in the trust fund balance, and the demand for high-reimbursement services, including

Medicare fee-for-service payment cuts are hampering volume-based compensation for physicians, but the effects can be softened if a shift is made to value-based compensation, a speaker said at the International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy. “Entitlement programs are driving change due to a decline in the trust fund balance, and the demand for high-reimbursement services, including

Medicare fee-for-service payment cuts are hampering volume-based compensation for physicians, but the effects can be softened if a shift is made to value-based compensation, a speaker said at the International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy. “Entitlement programs are driving change due to a decline in the trust fund balance, and the demand for high-reimbursement services, including

Medicare fee-for-service payment cuts are hampering volume-based compensation for physicians, but the effects can be softened if a shift is made to value-based compensation, a speaker said at the International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy. “Entitlement programs are driving change due to a decline in the trust fund balance, and the demand for high-reimbursement services, including

Medicare fee-for-service payment cuts are hampering volume-based compensation for physicians, but the effects can be softened if a shift is made to value-based compensation, a speaker said at the International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy. “Entitlement programs are driving change due to a decline in the trust fund balance, and the demand for high-reimbursement services, including

Medicare fee-for-service payment cuts are hampering volume-based compensation for physicians, but the effects can be softened if a shift is made to value-based compensation, a speaker said at the International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy. “Entitlement programs are driving change due to a decline in the trust fund balance, and the demand for high-reimbursement services, including