Physician Reimbursement Insights

Wondering what insurance companies pay for CPT code 99213? The answer varies widely by payer, location, and specialty. Here's how to find out exactly where your rates stand.

A payer fee schedule lists what an insurance company pays for every procedure. Here's how to read one, what the numbers mean, and how to use the data to negotiate better contracts.

Most physicians don't know if their insurance reimbursement rates are fair. Here are 5 signs you may be underpaid — and how to verify it with market data.

Negotiating a payer contract without data is a guess. Here's a step-by-step approach to physician insurance contract negotiation — including what data to bring and how to use it.

Insurance reimbursement rates vary significantly by physician specialty. Here's what dermatologists, rheumatologists, gastroenterologists, and other specialists can expect from major payers in 2026.

Most physicians have never done a real insurance reimbursement comparison. Here's exactly how to benchmark your rates against the market — and what to do when you find out you're underpaid.

Learn how commercial payers build their fee schedules using Medicare RVUs, fee schedule multipliers, and geographic adjusters — and what it means for your payer contract negotiation.

Physicians can now search and compare provider negotiated rates across every major insurer — thanks to federal transparency rules. Here's what negotiated rates are, where to find them, and how to compare them to improve your contracts.