But there can be up to two month's delay before a paper newsletter is the physician's hands. This is handy, says Emery, because carrier advisory committees are made up of reps for major specialty societies where the carrier needs to have some expertise about what mainstream medicine thinks of some new approach. But it's often a challenge for the CAC reps to get input from their colleagues. One concern was policies historically being different from state to state. It isn't until a policy is finalized that physicians realize its impact.
Nothing hits a physician harder than a denied claim.
Having timely info could help. Possibly a few years from now, paper newsletters will be literally the last place to look for news from your payer. Back to top. Two courts are to rule in July on whether a Blues plan can force another health site to give up its domain name. Suits are before U.S. district courts in Illinois and Massachusetts.