Medical Economy

The Physician's Economic Situation:

What was once considered the most highly paid profession, today it's a losing battle because time and money are scarce. Physician's today are faced with the unsettling truth that each year reimbursement rates are decreasing and overhead is increasing year after year. The result is that physicians are often faced with the need to sacrifice quality time with patients in order to increase volume and cash flow. The profession is losing the economic battle and the patient could be the one who suffers the most.

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Physicians Today Face:

• Increased Overhead
• Increased Malpractice Premiums
• Decreased Physician Reimbursements

The Worst Business in America - Inc. Magazine, December 2003, by Noel Weyrich - "Suppose you couldn't raise prices, you couldn't control expenses, and you were morally obligated to meet the needs of customers who are eager to sue if anything goes wrong. Suppose you were a group of doctors trying to birth babies in the 21st century."

Medicare Trustees:   Gloomy Forecast for Physician Reimbursement Rates - amednews.com, April 11, 2005, by David Glendinning - "The new Medicare trustees report projects cumulative physician payment cuts of approximately 26% beginning in January 2006 and continuing through 2011, while at the same time the costs of running a practice and caring for patients ill go up 15%, "   said AMA President-elect J. Edward Hill, MD.   "These cuts present a serious threat to patient access care."