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State of the Specialty survey: Top pain points are revenue drop, prior auth
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Declining reimbursement for their work and the burden of prior authorization are nearly universal concerns of U.S. urologists, an exclusive Urology Times survey has found.
Declining reimbursement for their work and the burden of prior authorization are nearly universal concerns of U.S. urologists, an exclusive Urology Times survey has found.
Other pain points for urologists also relate to the non-clinical, business side of practice: increasing overhead/overhead management, increasing government regulations, new payment models (eg, bundled payments), quality metrics/reporting requirements, and smaller/narrow insurance networks.
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February 19th 2025
