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A projected raise sounds generous, but there's more to the story.

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A bipartisan trio of physician-lawmakers on July 15 introduced the Patients First Act, a Medicare payment overhaul aimed at tying physician pay to inflation and bolstering independent practices.

A projected 3.7% COLA could be eaten by rising Medicare and drug costs, raising questions about real gains for retirees.

CMS pitches Medicare physician pay cut and ACO overhaul in 2027, proposing reduced rates and updated savings models for accountable care organizations.