The Medscape Ophthalmologist Compensation Report 2014 shows a majority of ophthalmologists will continue taking new and current Medicare and Medicaid patients.
Here are eight statistics from the report:
Self-employed ophthalmologists
• 65 percent will take current and new Medicare and Medicaid patients
• 6 percent will stop taking new Medicare and Medicaid patients
• 2 percent will stop taking current Medicare and Medicaid patients
• 27 percent were undecided at the time of the survey
Employed ophthalmologists
• 72 percent will continue taking current and new Medicare and Medicaid patients
• 2 percent will stop taking new Medicare and Medicaid patients
• 2 percent will stop taking new Medicare and Medicaid patients
• 25 percent were undecided at the time of the survey
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Here are eight statistics from the report:
Self-employed ophthalmologists
• 65 percent will take current and new Medicare and Medicaid patients
• 6 percent will stop taking new Medicare and Medicaid patients
• 2 percent will stop taking current Medicare and Medicaid patients
• 27 percent were undecided at the time of the survey
Employed ophthalmologists
• 72 percent will continue taking current and new Medicare and Medicaid patients
• 2 percent will stop taking new Medicare and Medicaid patients
• 2 percent will stop taking new Medicare and Medicaid patients
• 25 percent were undecided at the time of the survey
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