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Redefining the Value of Diagnostics in a Changing Payment Environment

August 10, 2017

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Redefining the Value of Diagnostics in a Changing Payment Environment

Please join Charles Mathews, Vice President, Boston Healthcare Associates, as he shares insights into how laboratorians can better frame the value of the testing services they provide to payers and hospital administration along with identifying tools to secure value-based funds for testing.

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