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CMS 2023 final rule: Clinical labor updates and what they mean for urology
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“Practices need to be aware that they need to be able to budget for those who perform in-office services that have very little clinical labor, but may have a high practice expense overall,” Jonathan Rubenstein, MD, says.
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In this video, Jonathan Rubenstein, MD, unpacks a key takeaway from the 2023 calendar year Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Final Rule. Rubenstein is compliance officer and medical director of coding and reimbursement, United Urology Group and Chesapeake Urology, Towson, Maryland.
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