Congress OKs temporary reprieve on Medicare pay cut, renews SCHIP

A 0.5% Medicare payment increase will prevent a scheduled 10.1% reduction until July 1, while SCHIP is extended through March 2009.

High case rates make D.C. the nation’s HIV/AIDS capital

Physicians confronting the city's AIDS epidemic are urged to follow the CDC's recommendation to test widely.

Seen from the extremes: Uninsureds’ effect on medicine

A new analysis suggests that when a community's level of uninsurance is high, local physicians' job satisfaction is low. Here is a look at the day-to-day experiences of two physicians in areas on either end of the spectrum.

Looming Medicare pay cut forces tough decisions on participation

Some physicians may be attracted by the higher reimbursement they can get under a nonparticipation arrangement, but patient collections may be an issue.

Stricter requirements sought for relicensure as medical boards draft proposal

The FSMB wants physicians to prove competence through a process similar to maintenance of board certification. Doctors see even more paperwork ahead.
 
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