wRVU rates, MGMA data?
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Compensation per wRVU in the low $80
Average # of wRVU is 5200
Average compensation $377k
I know the numbers above don’t add up
This information is overall average, not inpatient or outpatient only and not for a specific region
Average # of wRVU is 5200
Average compensation $377k
I know the numbers above don’t add up
This information is overall average, not inpatient or outpatient only and not for a specific region
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wRVU low 80s. Does the hospital pay that rate to the neurologists? Thank you!
idk. this is the only information I got from MGMA 2023 report
MGMA 2023 is already out...
A friend sent me the neuro numbers only
It says 2023 but I’m sure it was based on the previous year
It says 2023 but I’m sure it was based on the previous year
I don't think $80/RVU is common. Maybe this number is skewed towards academic. I would expect somewhere between 50-65 in the southeast for hospital employed jobs. For reference medicare rate is $32 per RVU.
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing
My friend got these numbers from a recruiter and forwarded them to me
As a PGY3 without much experience in billing yet, can you give me an idea of how many wRVUs are billed for common things?
One thing I have learned is that we tend to under bill. I have revamped the way I approach billing and most patients get at least a moderate level of complexity.
Your patient with likely diabetic neuropathy also has sensory ataxia leading to impaired mobility and neuropathic pain you're treating with gabapentin.
Seems fairly easy to reach a level 4 complexity. Much harder for 5s. 3s arguably could be seen by NP or PCP.
Your patient with likely diabetic neuropathy also has sensory ataxia leading to impaired mobility and neuropathic pain you're treating with gabapentin.
Seems fairly easy to reach a level 4 complexity. Much harder for 5s. 3s arguably could be seen by NP or PCP.
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