Dr. Gerald Niedzwiecki
Interventional Radiologist
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Dr. Jerry Niedzwiecki is an interventional radiologist practicing at AI3 Advanced Imaging & Interventional Institute in Clearwater, Florida.
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Episode # 532 • 08 Apr 2025
OBL Site of Service Update
Navigating the intricate world of medical billing can be challenging, and knowing the steps needed to ensure fair reimbursement can be even more challenging. Guests Dr. Bret Wiechmann and Dr. Jerry Niedzwiecki (private practice interventional radiologists) join host Dr. Ally Baheti to discuss how IRs in the OBL setting can legislatively rally behind the office-based facility concept and improve physician reimbursement in the light of developments addressed at the recent OEIS meeting.
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Advanced Imaging and Interventional Institute (AI3) is the first Interventional outpatient center in the Tampa Bay area. AI3 offers a full range of diagnostic imaging and minimally invasive outpatient procedures and is wholly owned and staffed by Board certified and fellowship trained radiologist, Dr. Gerald Niedzwiecki M.D.
Dr Jerry, as he is known, had a vision to open up an office where he could perform interventional procedures on an outpatient basis. He wanted this setting to be a more home-like setting for his patients, rather than a hospital or doctor’s office. Dr Jerry graduated AOA (top 10% of his class) from The University of Rochester School of Medicine and completed his residency training at The University of Pittsburgh. Prior to opening AI3, Dr Jerry served as President of Mease Hospital Medical Staff from 2002 to 2006. He is the Present Chairman of the Economics Committee SIR and has been providing a major role in training standards for physicians performing interventional procedures for many years.
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