Most insurance that have out-of-network have caps. And most insurance companies are getting rid of out-of-network benefits because ER docs are a bit on the greedy side. Thousands of dollars for professional fee for a few minutes fixing a laceration is beyond the pale
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Replying to @SETT30273848 @amychomd and
Why should I post a patient EOB from a bad doctor. And tell me - what is reasonable? I say medicare for all and we can be done with this - better yet, pay for outcome not performance
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Replying to @SETT30273848 @amychomd and
In the state of AZ we consider gouging as "unprofessional" conduct
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Replying to @terrysimpson @SETT30273848 and
That’s great! Hopefully that has solved the problem without rate setting. But how does that apply to corporate owners?
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Replying to @SETT30273848 @amychomd and
Its fine- they do- I am a weight loss surgeon - besides being on the board of a hospital and primary care group that covers 65k lives
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Replying to @terrysimpson @SETT30273848 and
I am assuming you don’t do 1/3 of your surgeries for free? The real problem here is the unfunded EMTALA mandate. It allows for insurers to have unfettered negotiating leverage with a mandated rate that can easily be manipulated down by them.
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Replying to @amychomd @SETT30273848 and
medicare for all = get rid of uninsured, rid of insurance companies -
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Would it be this #Medicare4All?pic.twitter.com/jdmp5J3NRi
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Replying to @SETT30273848 @terrysimpson and
Here's anotherpic.twitter.com/wTUy8tYzzB
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