|Articles|May 3, 2012

Len Nichols, PhD, Discusses Payment Reform Models

Dr. Nichols states that bundling works as an affective payment reform model in cardiology.

Len Nichols, PhD, thinks bundling is a consistent and effective payment reform model for the practicing cardiologist. Dr. Nichols also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of accountable care organizations in cardiology.

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Len Nichols, PhD, Discusses Payment Reform Models

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