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For instance, they're working on additional cuts/restrictions on medical imaging, which may drop OCT reimbursements even further. Will make the ROI on SD-OCT hard to take. Fortunately, mine's already paid for!
At the current price points for these devices, unless you run the OCT day and night, you won't make enough to pay for it, never mind interpreting what it shows. The lowest priced units are $65,000 apiece for SD-OCT and the Heidelberg and Zeiss models much more. You need many $44.00 two-eye studies to pay that note. Unless you run a high-volume general practice or a retina practice, it simply is a money-loser, a negative ROI.