CEO SUMMARY: For 10 years, three primary trends have reshaped the anatomic pathology profession. They are declining reimbursement, competition from physicians establishing in-office pathology labs, and a host of new government laws and regulations. More changes are coming, predicts one business expert in pathology. Those changes involve new Medicare payment models, along with opportunities for […]
Anatomic Pathology Profession Faces Challenges, Opportunities
After 10 years of significant change, groups must prepare for new clinical, financial models
- By Joseph Burns
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