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News You Need to Know Today
Best of August: Radiology most sought-after | RB salary survey | Court sides with rads | UHC cuts back on prior auth.
Wednesday, September 6, 2023
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The Month in Review

Editor's Note:

Staffing continues to be top of mind for radiology leaders, as illustrated by our two most-read stories in August. Radiologists were the third most requested specialists over the past year, according to staffing firm AMN Healthcare, behind only family medicine and NPs. Meanwhile, Radiology Business’ latest salary survey found leaders going to great lengths to try and attract physician talent, whether through speeding up partnership tracks or granting more flexible schedules. Only time will tell when these hiring pressures will relent, but it feels as if we’ve been talking about these same trends at least since COVID arrived, if not longer.
As always, thanks for reading, and enjoy the rest of your week.—Marty Stempniak, Editor

Editor's Note:

Staffing continues to be top of mind for radiology leaders, as illustrated by our two most-read stories in August. Radiologists were the third most requested specialists over the past year, according to staffing firm AMN Healthcare, behind only family medicine and NPs. Meanwhile, Radiology Business’ latest salary survey found leaders going to great lengths to try and attract physician talent, whether through speeding up partnership tracks or granting more flexible schedules. Only time will tell when these hiring pressures will relent, but it feels as if we’ve been talking about these same trends at least since COVID arrived, if not longer. As always, thanks for reading, and enjoy the rest of your week.—Marty Stempniak, Editor

Radiology the 3rd most sought-after specialty among healthcare employers

AMN Healthcare received 155 search requests for such specialists, behind only family medicine (279) and NPs (420), according to a recently released report.

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Radiology the 3rd most sought-after specialty among healthcare employers

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AMN Healthcare received 155 search requests for such specialists, behind only family medicine (279) and NPs (420), according to a recently released report.
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Rising patient volumes and staffing challenges: 7 takeaways from a new salary survey of radiologists, techs and administrators

The 2023 Radiology Business Salary and Job Satisfaction Report includes survey responses from all members of the imaging team. 

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Rising patient volumes and staffing challenges: 7 takeaways from a new salary survey of radiologists, techs and administrators

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The 2023 Radiology Business Salary and Job Satisfaction Report includes survey responses from all members of the imaging team. 
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Federal court sides with radiologists, vacating 600% fee increase under No Surprises Act

RBMA called the decision “a significant victory for providers, especially within the field of radiology.” 

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Former managers of a Tampa Florida-based radiology company Advanced Diagnostic Group (ADG) and its employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) retirement benefit manager GreatBanc Trust Co. will pay $19 million to settle a class action lawsuit. The suit alleges they allowed the ESOP’s value to be diverted to managers, directors and their shell companies and away from employee participants. money gavel court lawsuit legal judge judgement
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Federal court sides with radiologists, vacating 600% fee increase under No Surprises Act

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Former managers of a Tampa Florida-based radiology company Advanced Diagnostic Group (ADG) and its employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) retirement benefit manager GreatBanc Trust Co. will pay $19 million to settle a class action lawsuit. The suit alleges they allowed the ESOP’s value to be diverted to managers, directors and their shell companies and away from employee participants. money gavel court lawsuit legal judge judgement
RBMA called the decision “a significant victory for providers, especially within the field of radiology.” 
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UnitedHealthcare eliminating prior authorization for more than 60 radiology services

Impacted procedures will include breast MRI with contrast, bone marrow imaging, gastroesophageal reflux studies and cardiac shunt detection, UHC said.

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UnitedHealthcare eliminating prior authorization for more than 60 radiology services

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Impacted procedures will include breast MRI with contrast, bone marrow imaging, gastroesophageal reflux studies and cardiac shunt detection, UHC said.
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Judge denies Radiology Partners’ initial request to resolve ‘bogus’ UnitedHealthcare lawsuit via arbitration

The nation's largest commercial insurer recently filed an amended complaint, claiming that RP perpetrated a billing scheme motivated by "pure greed."  

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Judge denies Radiology Partners’ initial request to resolve ‘bogus’ UnitedHealthcare lawsuit via arbitration

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The nation's largest commercial insurer recently filed an amended complaint, claiming that RP perpetrated a billing scheme motivated by "pure greed."  
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Private equity-backed US Radiology Specialists launches daytime teleradiology practice to recruit physicians seeking flexibility

Connexia aims to address growing demand for outpatient imaging, along with shifting desires from some radiologists, USRS said.

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Connexia aims to address growing demand for outpatient imaging, along with shifting desires from some radiologists, USRS said.
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Use of advanced imaging skyrockets in ED, and radiologists should be ready for more

The surge in imaging utilization is independent of increased patient volumes, “suggesting that other extrinsic drivers” contributed, researchers noted. 

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The surge in imaging utilization is independent of increased patient volumes, “suggesting that other extrinsic drivers” contributed, researchers noted. 
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Radiologist dies from fall while hiking at Wisconsin state park

Jason Gillum, MD, of Fort Wayne, Ind., was hiking with another individual at Devil’s Lake State Park when the two became separated. 

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Radiologist dies from fall while hiking at Wisconsin state park

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Jason Gillum, MD, of Fort Wayne, Ind., was hiking with another individual at Devil’s Lake State Park when the two became separated. 
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‘Unstoppable’ radiologist keeps practicing despite millions in fines, mounting investigations

James McGuckin, MD, most recently made the news in May when the DOJ filed suit against him and his affiliated practices. 

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‘Unstoppable’ radiologist keeps practicing despite millions in fines, mounting investigations

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James McGuckin, MD, most recently made the news in May when the DOJ filed suit against him and his affiliated practices. 
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Walgreens-backed VillageMD launches ‘major imaging hub’ open 7 days a week

The “first imaging department of its kind” will deliver CT, ultrasound, X-ray, fluoroscopy and ambient MRI, all in one location. 

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Walgreens-backed VillageMD launches ‘major imaging hub’ open 7 days a week

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The “first imaging department of its kind” will deliver CT, ultrasound, X-ray, fluoroscopy and ambient MRI, all in one location. 
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Beset with problems, radiology provider Akumin forms special committee to evaluate its strained capital structure

Its challenges have included a key imaging center shuttered by a hurricane, equipment delivery delays and problems filling positions. 

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Beset with problems, radiology provider Akumin forms special committee to evaluate its strained capital structure

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Its challenges have included a key imaging center shuttered by a hurricane, equipment delivery delays and problems filling positions. 
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