BackTable / ENT / Podcast / Episode #167
Reimbursement Realities in Today’s Medical Practices
with Dr. Gavin Setzen
In this episode, Dr. Gavin Setzen of Albany ENT & Allergy Services addresses the current landscape of insurance reimbursement with host Dr. Ashley Agan.
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Podcast Contributors
Dr. Gavin Setzen
Dr. Gavin Setzen is the CEO and President of Albany ENT & Allergy Services in New York.
Dr. Ashley Agan
Dr. Ashley Agan is an otolaryngologist in Dallas, TX.
Synopsis
The episode opens by reviewing the current state of healthcare financing, where climbing costs, declining reimbursement, and continued consolidation of medical groups confront physician-owned private practices. Mindful of this context, Dr. Setzen describes his experiences tackling reimbursement challenges. Recounting his successes, Dr. Setzen encourages physicians to base their claims in evidence-based medicine, enlist allies (such as patient unions), and develop relationships with insurers. He then provides strategies to efficiently manage Prior Authorizations, including Peer-to-Peer conversations. Finally, Dr. Setzen shares how coordinating one’s reimbursement strategy with colleagues and advocacy groups helps increase odds of success.
Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
01:55 - Dr. Gavin Setzen’s Journey and Practice Insights
05:30 - The Challenges of Healthcare Landscape and Insurance
10:06 - Innovations in ENT: Navigating New Technologies & Reimbursement Challenges
20:23 - Strategies for Overcoming Insurance Denials
52:30 - The Importance of Data and Collaboration in Patient Advocacy
55:19 - Closing Thoughts
Resources
Dr. Setzen’s Albany ENT & Allergy Services Profile:
https://albanyentandallergy.com/bio/gavin-setzen/
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