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Medicare To Pay Physicians To Provide Care Coordination Services
Medicare in January 2015 plans to begin paying physicians a monthly fee to coordinate the care of beneficiaries with chronic diseases, in an effort to improve continuity of care, the New York Times reports. For each beneficiary with two or more chronic conditions – such as heart disease, diabetes or depression – who signs up, physicians will receive $42 per month….Read More
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