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Reconcilable differences: mending payer-provider relationships.

Jay Gordon
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The advent of real-time, web-based technologies is having a surprisingly positive impact on health plans and providers. By being "connected" to health plans, providers have the information they need to operate their practices, and they can do away with the time-consuming back-and-forth of paper pushing with multiple health plans.

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Jay Gordon. 2004. Reconcilable differences: mending payer-provider relationships.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15372808/

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