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FSP 2026 Summer Pathology Conference

July 10 to July 12, 2026
Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa
Palm Beach, FL


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FSP 2016 Summer Anatomic Conference Highlights
July 27, 2016

There wasn’t an empty seat in the room for the FSP 2016 Summer Anatomic Conference which was held on July 23-24 in Palm Beach at the Four Seasons. With a record breaking attendance of 115 attendees, the Summer Conference delivered a jam packed weekend of education, networking and a little bit of fun as well.


Support Bill HR 5721 on LCD
July 18, 2016

Please take action and let your representative know you support bill, HR 5721, and urge them to be a co-sponsor. Last year at this time the FSP was fighting draft LCD on special stains from First Coast Service Options, our Medicare carrier. This directly affects us as pathologists!


Balance Billing and Preferred Provider Organizations
July 5, 2016

Prior to 2016, the laws that regulated balance billing with regard to enrollees of health maintenance organizations (HMOs) did not apply to preferred provider organizations (PPOs). The basic rule in section 641.3154, Florida Statutes - If an HMO is liable for services rendered to a subscriber by a provider, regardless of whether a contract exists between the organization and the provider, the organization is liable for payment of fees to the provider and the subscriber is not liable for payment of fees to the provider – applied only in the HMO context. Physicians who did not participate in their patient’s PPO were free to balance bill the patient when the insurance company did not pay the physician’s full charge.


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