Salvatore Bernardo, Jr., MD, said that it cost nearly $30,000 out of “personal earnings” to implement the system, and that it would not have been possible without reimbursement from his affiliated hospital. Solo practices that do not have access to financial backing “may no longer be able to exist” under this model, he said.
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