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|Videos|November 30, 2022
Physician payment in 2023: Understanding statutory PAYGO
And another 4% pay cut on the horizon?
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Statutory pay-as-you-go is a legal mechanism that Congress uses to account for budgetary affairs. Claire Ernst, JD, director of government affairs for the Medical Group Management Association, explains why that provision and the American Rescue Plan Act could end up creating a 4% cut for Medicare reimbursement for physicians in 2023.
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