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Rad Partners officially served with UHC complaint | Medicare pay cuts proposed | CMS seeks feedback
Friday, July 14, 2023
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Medicare fee schedule proposes pay cut for diagnostic and interventional radiology; ditching AUC program also on the table

Imaging advocates blasted the proposal shortly after its release, saying it's "unconscionable that radiology is again on the chopping block."   

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Medicare fee schedule proposes pay cut for diagnostic and interventional radiology; ditching AUC program also on the table

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Imaging advocates blasted the proposal shortly after its release, saying it's "unconscionable that radiology is again on the chopping block."   
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Radiology Partners officially served with UnitedHealthcare lawsuit 3 months after initial filing

The window to serve RP with the complaint was slated to expire July 13, with a judge prepared to dismiss the case if the action was not completed

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Radiology Partners officially served with UnitedHealthcare lawsuit 3 months after initial filing

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The window to serve RP with the complaint was slated to expire July 13, with a judge prepared to dismiss the case if the action was not completed
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CMS seeks feedback on issuing separate payment for diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals

The agency issued its solicitation as part of the recently released 2024 Hospital Outpatient Prospective Payment System proposed rule. 

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CMS seeks feedback on issuing separate payment for diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals

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The agency issued its solicitation as part of the recently released 2024 Hospital Outpatient Prospective Payment System proposed rule. 
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Vienna-based ultrasound startup eyes US expansion after closing $5.5M fundraising round

Piur Imaging claims that its “Infinity” offering is the only vendor-neutral, tomographic 3D ultrasound solution on the market. 

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Vienna-based ultrasound startup eyes US expansion after closing $5.5M fundraising round

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Piur Imaging claims that its “Infinity” offering is the only vendor-neutral, tomographic 3D ultrasound solution on the market. 
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In Other News

No echocardiography, no problem? AI evaluates cardiac function using chest X-rays

Researchers think their new AI model could be especially helpful in areas where qualified physicians and/or ultrasound technology are in short supply.

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Artificial intelligence (AI) model using chest x-rays to evaluate cardiac function
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No echocardiography, no problem? AI evaluates cardiac function using chest X-rays

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Artificial intelligence (AI) model using chest x-rays to evaluate cardiac function
Researchers think their new AI model could be especially helpful in areas where qualified physicians and/or ultrasound technology are in short supply.
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Natural language processing can limit report discrepancies between AI and radiologists

A Journal of the American College of Radiology study details how one radiology department  implemented NLP software to resolve inadvertent discordance between physicians and an AI decision support system.

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Natural language processing can limit report discrepancies between AI and radiologists

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A Journal of the American College of Radiology study details how one radiology department  implemented NLP software to resolve inadvertent discordance between physicians and an AI decision support system.
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The good and the bad of synoptic radiology reports

Synoptic radiology reports with detailed information on disease sites in ovarian cancer could help to guide surgical decisions, but they can come at a cost.

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The good and the bad of synoptic radiology reports

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Synoptic radiology reports with detailed information on disease sites in ovarian cancer could help to guide surgical decisions, but they can come at a cost.
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FDA approves first nonprescription daily birth control in US

Opill (norgestrel) is a progestin-only daily oral contraceptive that can be purchased without prescription at drug stores, convenience stores, grocery stores and online once it becomes available to consumers.

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FDA approves first nonprescription daily birth control in US

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Opill (norgestrel) is a progestin-only daily oral contraceptive that can be purchased without prescription at drug stores, convenience stores, grocery stores and online once it becomes available to consumers.
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In Case You Missed It

Number of radiologists in private practice falls below 50% for 1st time in a decade

Payment cuts in Medicare, rising costs and administrative burdens all are pushing providers to seek sales, the AMA said. 

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Number of radiologists in private practice falls below 50% for 1st time in a decade

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Payment cuts in Medicare, rising costs and administrative burdens all are pushing providers to seek sales, the AMA said. 
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How private practice and academic interventional radiology groups are using APPs differently

Both are making ample use of advanced-practice providers to handle procedures and other billable work, with a few notable differences. 

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How private practice and academic interventional radiology groups are using APPs differently

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Both are making ample use of advanced-practice providers to handle procedures and other billable work, with a few notable differences. 
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After raising $12M, startup launches new specialized MRI unit for infants

Eyas Medical Imaging announced the first installation of its “groundbreaking” Ascent system in the NICU at Cincinnati Children’s. 

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After raising $12M, startup launches new specialized MRI unit for infants

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Eyas Medical Imaging announced the first installation of its “groundbreaking” Ascent system in the NICU at Cincinnati Children’s. 
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