October/November 2016 | Radiology Business

In the Heights: The Radiology 100 Achieves a New High, Steady Growth Prevails

The nation’s largest radiology practices continue to grow, adding imaging centers, increasing productivity and launching MSOs.

Site-neutral Payment: Prelude to a Painful Inevitability

Next year, the first hospital-owned imaging centers are expected to transition out of HOPPS reimbursement

Radiology 100 Demonstrates Dynamic Market

As radiology groups prepare for value-driven medicine, growth continues to be a strategy

ICD-10: Springboard to Value-based Reimbursement

The greatest challenge of coding and billing operations in implementing ICD-10 over the past year has nothing to do with coders or billing personnel.

Fighting for Fairness—for Physicians and Patients

Out-of-pocket healthcare costs continue to rise, while insurance coverage narrows.

Closing in on Outcomes: Radiology Attempts to Close the Loop

Radiologists are getting serious about medical imaging outcomes in patients

Come Together: Alignment Models Proliferate in Radiology

The highly fragmented sector of radiology practice is experimenting with confederation models to remain competitive with national radiology services providers

PACS 3.0: The Next Iteration of Radiology’s Reading Platform

Three PACS veterans share future hopes and past disappointments about radiology’s great gift to the digital healthcare enterprise

The Ever-expanding Role of the Radiologist

Journalism, public relations, and marketing: Today’s specialists are expected to do it all

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