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Article Overview
This article summarizes survey findings on how practices expect to respond to Medicare Part B rate pressure in 2023. It focuses on denial management, payer collections, authorization activity, staffing and operational adjustments, and the continuation of telehealth-related service lines such as audio-only visits, remote patient monitoring, online E/M, virtual check-ins, and virtual reality services. It is relevant for billing, reimbursement, practice management, and revenue cycle audiences looking to understand broad operational trends tied to the 2023 physician fee schedule environment.
Why This Topic Matters
The article highlights how reimbursement pressure can influence revenue cycle priorities and service-delivery planning. It helps practices and billing teams gauge peer responses to payer denials, collections, and telehealth continuation strategies.
What You Will Learn
How practices are responding operationally to Medicare Part B reimbursement pressure
What survey respondents reported about denials management and collections focus
Which telehealth service categories practices expect to continue offering
How practices are thinking about staffing and capital spending in the coming year