Now, if IPAB is expected to cut the payment rates to even lower levels, then we will almost certainly see more physicians unable to treat Medicare beneficiaries and access will become a more critical issue.
David Roe: “Now, if IPAB is expected to cut the payment rates to even lower levels, then we will almost certainly see more…”
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Warning about the potential impact of IPAB's payment cuts on physician availability for Medicare patients.
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