Medicare Physician Fee Schedule 2025 Proposed Rule Update by ChartSpan

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Medicare Physician Fee Schedule 2025 Proposed Rule Update by ChartSpan – Sept. 20

ChartSpan2 (Aug. 30, 2024) – The 2025 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Proposed Rule brings major changes: lower reimbursements, the removal of code G0511 and a new program, Advanced Primary Care Management. Our care management partner, ChartSpan, is hosting an educational webinar to dive into these changes and what they mean for your practice.

APCM is an exciting new program for all Medicare patients and could help significantly improve outcomes. However, APCM is also complex, with strict requirements for compliance and quality.

If you’d like to learn more, we invite you to join the webinar at noon on Sept. 20.

--Steve Poage

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