CEO SUMMARY: Some physicians in Florida are not complying with UnitedHealthcare’s laboratory benefit management program since the claims impact took effect on April 15. Although officials from UnitedHealthcare and BeaconLBS, a business division of LabCorp, state publicly that the program is going well, physicians and several state medical associations continue to voice serious objections to several key elements of UnitedHealthcare’s lab test utilization management program.
Some Florida Docs Are Not Using BeaconLBS System
State’s physicians, medical societies continue to voice objections to lab test utilization program
- By Joseph Burns
- | From the Volume XXII NO. 8 - June 1, 2015 Issue
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