Abstract
As the United States once again embraces the prospect of health care reform, high technology services, especially high-cost services including imaging, are likely to come under intense review as areas where costs might be reduced or contained. A compelling reason for finding areas to reduce costs is that health care spending in the United States has now eclipsed $2.4 trillion per year, equaling 17% of the gross national product. Moreover, annual increases in health care spending have exceeded inflation for many years with increasing costs for imaging services leading the way in percentage terms.
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