Kidmd
12 years ago

Seems you are not the only one...

When doctors opt out of programs such as Medicaid and Medicare, they can practice based on patients' needs instead of worrying about reimbursement rates, he said.


http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/Obamacare-Medicare-doctors-drop/2013/07/29/id/517497#ixzz2gnvzi7Hn 

Abrignac wrote:




With obamacare you will not be able to practice based on needs...you will practice in order to save money for the insurance...the law is set up to reimburse those that don't do tests, push patients out the door quickly, don't do that MRI you think might help, etc.....doc and hospitals will get incentives ($) to not run the expensive tests, discharge patients early, etc....they are not going to fund routine mammograms any more until after 50, evn if you are high risk, this is only one example.....the "death panels" do exist, they already do, it is just gunna get worse with the new care reguLations.....
Abrignac
12 years ago

With obamacare you will not be able to practice based on needs...you will practice in order to save money for the insurance...the law is set up to reimburse those that don't do tests, push patients out the door quickly, don't do that MRI you think might help, etc.....doc and hospitals will get incentives ($) to not run the expensive tests, discharge patients early, etc....they are not going to fund routine mammograms any more until after 50, evn if you are high risk, this is only one example.....the "death panels" do exist, they already do, it is just gunna get worse with the new care reguLations.....

Kidmd wrote:




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