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From the College  |  September 16, 2022

Experts Roundtable: Current and Future Payment Models, MIPS, and Other Hot Topics in Practice Management

Nov. 13, 3 p.m. ET, Room 108 and on-demand

As payment models in rheumatology continue to evolve, get up-to-date information on current and future reimbursement challenges and examples of successful implementation strategies. Learn about MIPS options and rewards/penalties and the new MIPS value pathway being introduced in rheumatology in 2023.

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