3 Common Questions From Orthopedic Surgeons About Cash Practice

5 Oct 2024 · 12 min
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Matthew Gallogly addresses three objections orthopedic surgeons raise about adding cash-based services: that rural or older patients can't afford them, that Medicare patients won't pay out-of-pocket, and uncertainty about pricing. He counters with data showing patients over 60 spend four times more than younger patients, and that higher prices like $1,500-$2,900 increase perceived efficacy. His clients typically charge around $10,000 per procedure.

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