Your fee schedule.

T M Limoli

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Your fee schedule.

T M Limoli

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Abstract

For doctors to be able to establish and protect their fees, it is imperative that they understand exactly what a fee is, as well as what it is not. This article will define the myriad of terms associated with fees and will illustrate the methods used by third-party payers to determine benefit amounts payable. This should help doctors better understand and protect the inherent value of annually updated fees.

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T M Limoli. 1999. Your fee schedule.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10726574/

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