ERs hiring fewer docs to save money

[TooMuchResearch]

Yeah I mean it seems like the typical burden is 3-5pts per hour at my sites with APP patients (I see all of them.) If the average patient reimbursement is 160 dollars/pt 500/hr sounds like a deal.

How bad is your payor mix? Unless it's terrible terrible, they're getting more than $160.

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[EctopicFetus]

How bad is your payor mix? Unless it's terrible terrible, they're getting more than $160.

The APP investor presentation said $165/pt. Similar for usacs. With the nsa it’s surely lower. Haven’t heard any updated info.

 

[TooMuchResearch]

The APP investor presentation said $165/pt. Similar for usacs. With the nsa it’s surely lower. Haven’t heard any updated info.

Huh. Our per patient average dropped last year but is still considerably more than $165.

 

[EctopicFetus]

Huh. Our per patient average dropped last year but is still considerably more than $165.

I’m referring to their overall number. Pre nsa usacs was at a similar number and this is for a fairly large number of patients.

Toomuch are you in an sdg? I can’t recall where everyone is here and their jobs.

 

[TooMuchResearch]

I’m referring to their overall number. Pre nsa usacs was at a similar number and this is for a fairly large number of patients.

Toomuch are you in an sdg? I can’t recall where everyone is here and their jobs.

Yes, we're a democratic group. It's nice knowing what actual reimbursement per patient is on average down to the actual cent at each hospital.

 

[EctopicFetus]

Yes, we're a democratic group. It's nice knowing what actual reimbursement per patient is on average down to the actual cent at each hospital.

Yep. My group has that as well. Game changer.