Universal coverage may mean practice changes

May 1, 2008 Diagnostic Imaging. Universal coverage may mean practice changes Side effects could cut two ways as utilization goes up and reimbursement goes down BY KIRK REINITZ, CPA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It's not too early to look ahead to 2009 and beyond, at least not during an election year in which healthcare financing reform is a major issue. Trying to predict who the next president will be would be a gamble. Much safer is the bet that significant changes to how healthcare is financed in the U.S. will occur regardless of who wins. Whether Democrat or Republican, the next president will preside over dramatic changes in Medicare before the first term is over.

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