Linked In, Doc Lab, on Enter/Exit UTI PCR

 https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ashley-zarling_a-great-option-has-opened-for-labs-that-are-share-7470134818580664320-5Ed4/

Some labs are being forced to make hard decisions right now.

If your lab is considering closing, scaling back, or walking away from UTI PCR because of payer pressure, audit risk, coding uncertainty, or reimbursement challenges, we would like to hear from you.

Doc Lab is working with laboratories across the country to help create a more stable path forward.

For some labs, that may mean support and supplies, with a stronger reimbursement and payer strategy.

For others, it may mean a more significant transition. If you are considering closing your lab, selling certain assets, or looking for a responsible group to help take over operations, Doc Lab is open to having that conversation.

Our goal is to help good labs preserve value where possible, reduce risk, protect clinician and patient access, and move UTI PCR toward a more responsible future.

UTI PCR does not have to disappear.

But the way it is offered, documented, coded, and supported by clinical evidence has to mature.

If your lab is trying to decide what comes next, let’s talk. Experience the Doc Lab Difference first hand.