Mr. Holden said he anticipates high unemployment and the revised Medicare payment system to affect AmSurg’s 2011 performance.
The report on his comments comes as the company reported solid earnings in the fourth quarter, with an increase in revenues and average revenue per medical procedure.
Read the report from The Tennessean about the comments from Christopher Holden.
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