WSJ Column Discusses Declining Use of Medical Services, Including Outpatient Surgery

An article in the Wall Street Journal discusses the decline of patient visits to physicians’ offices and overall use of medical services.

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The column highlights some of the trends likely causing the drop, such as consumer job losses and an increase in high-deductible insurance plans.

 

The article also discusses consumers choosing to wait on elective outpatient procedures, and mentions the recent AmSurg quarterly report which revealed a drop for the organization in same-store procedures from the same period a year ago.

 

Read the Wall Street Journal report on the declining use of medical services.

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