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Chad Gray, CEO at Integrated Musculoskeletal Care is one of the foremost experts on how plans can provide better quality care while lowering costs in this space.

By David Saltzman | May 24, 2018 at 10:00 AM

Musculoskeletal claims represent 16 percent to 22 percent of medical spend in most plans. Yet with a misdiagnosis rate of nearly 40 percent and with new evaluative and treatment regimens, plans can save as much as 25 percent to 35 percent of that spend.

Chad Gray, CEO at Integrated Musculoskeletal Care has been tracking this trend and is one of the foremost experts on how plans can provide better quality care while lowering costs in this space.

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