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October 6, 2009 at 4:22 PM #465659October 6, 2009 at 4:33 PM #464865
Hobie
ParticipantI dunno. May not be an unbiased sample.
IF this gets pushed through my money is on docs forming boutique private practices combining several specialities to serve a small group of local patients who, like the docs, don’t want to deal with the govn’t system.
October 6, 2009 at 4:33 PM #465053Hobie
ParticipantI dunno. May not be an unbiased sample.
IF this gets pushed through my money is on docs forming boutique private practices combining several specialities to serve a small group of local patients who, like the docs, don’t want to deal with the govn’t system.
October 6, 2009 at 4:33 PM #465399Hobie
ParticipantI dunno. May not be an unbiased sample.
IF this gets pushed through my money is on docs forming boutique private practices combining several specialities to serve a small group of local patients who, like the docs, don’t want to deal with the govn’t system.
October 6, 2009 at 4:33 PM #465471Hobie
ParticipantI dunno. May not be an unbiased sample.
IF this gets pushed through my money is on docs forming boutique private practices combining several specialities to serve a small group of local patients who, like the docs, don’t want to deal with the govn’t system.
October 6, 2009 at 4:33 PM #465679Hobie
ParticipantI dunno. May not be an unbiased sample.
IF this gets pushed through my money is on docs forming boutique private practices combining several specialities to serve a small group of local patients who, like the docs, don’t want to deal with the govn’t system.
October 6, 2009 at 4:57 PM #464880SK in CV
Participant[quote=Hobie]I dunno. May not be an unbiased sample.
IF this gets pushed through my money is on docs forming boutique private practices combining several specialities to serve a small group of local patients who, like the docs, don’t want to deal with the govn’t system.[/quote]
If you can identify bias in the polling data, I invite you to do so.
Most all doctors (with only minor exceptions) already deal with a government payer, medicare. Most physicians can’t avoid it anymore than they can avoid dealing with private insurance.
Anectdotally, most, in my experience, (as an advisor to scores of MD’s over the last 30 years) are quite content dealing with the government as a third party payer, at least as content as they are with private insurance.
October 6, 2009 at 4:57 PM #465068SK in CV
Participant[quote=Hobie]I dunno. May not be an unbiased sample.
IF this gets pushed through my money is on docs forming boutique private practices combining several specialities to serve a small group of local patients who, like the docs, don’t want to deal with the govn’t system.[/quote]
If you can identify bias in the polling data, I invite you to do so.
Most all doctors (with only minor exceptions) already deal with a government payer, medicare. Most physicians can’t avoid it anymore than they can avoid dealing with private insurance.
Anectdotally, most, in my experience, (as an advisor to scores of MD’s over the last 30 years) are quite content dealing with the government as a third party payer, at least as content as they are with private insurance.
October 6, 2009 at 4:57 PM #465414SK in CV
Participant[quote=Hobie]I dunno. May not be an unbiased sample.
IF this gets pushed through my money is on docs forming boutique private practices combining several specialities to serve a small group of local patients who, like the docs, don’t want to deal with the govn’t system.[/quote]
If you can identify bias in the polling data, I invite you to do so.
Most all doctors (with only minor exceptions) already deal with a government payer, medicare. Most physicians can’t avoid it anymore than they can avoid dealing with private insurance.
Anectdotally, most, in my experience, (as an advisor to scores of MD’s over the last 30 years) are quite content dealing with the government as a third party payer, at least as content as they are with private insurance.
October 6, 2009 at 4:57 PM #465486SK in CV
Participant[quote=Hobie]I dunno. May not be an unbiased sample.
IF this gets pushed through my money is on docs forming boutique private practices combining several specialities to serve a small group of local patients who, like the docs, don’t want to deal with the govn’t system.[/quote]
If you can identify bias in the polling data, I invite you to do so.
Most all doctors (with only minor exceptions) already deal with a government payer, medicare. Most physicians can’t avoid it anymore than they can avoid dealing with private insurance.
Anectdotally, most, in my experience, (as an advisor to scores of MD’s over the last 30 years) are quite content dealing with the government as a third party payer, at least as content as they are with private insurance.
October 6, 2009 at 4:57 PM #465694SK in CV
Participant[quote=Hobie]I dunno. May not be an unbiased sample.
IF this gets pushed through my money is on docs forming boutique private practices combining several specialities to serve a small group of local patients who, like the docs, don’t want to deal with the govn’t system.[/quote]
If you can identify bias in the polling data, I invite you to do so.
Most all doctors (with only minor exceptions) already deal with a government payer, medicare. Most physicians can’t avoid it anymore than they can avoid dealing with private insurance.
Anectdotally, most, in my experience, (as an advisor to scores of MD’s over the last 30 years) are quite content dealing with the government as a third party payer, at least as content as they are with private insurance.
October 6, 2009 at 5:28 PM #464894meadandale
ParticipantA friend of mine is an ENT out in Arizona and he’s adamantly opposed to everything that Obama and the clowns in the house are proposing.
I know several other physicians that feel the same way. I don’t know who these people are that they polled but that viewpoint sure isn’t represented by any of the physicians that *I* know.
There’s a data point for you…;-)
October 6, 2009 at 5:28 PM #465082meadandale
ParticipantA friend of mine is an ENT out in Arizona and he’s adamantly opposed to everything that Obama and the clowns in the house are proposing.
I know several other physicians that feel the same way. I don’t know who these people are that they polled but that viewpoint sure isn’t represented by any of the physicians that *I* know.
There’s a data point for you…;-)
October 6, 2009 at 5:28 PM #465429meadandale
ParticipantA friend of mine is an ENT out in Arizona and he’s adamantly opposed to everything that Obama and the clowns in the house are proposing.
I know several other physicians that feel the same way. I don’t know who these people are that they polled but that viewpoint sure isn’t represented by any of the physicians that *I* know.
There’s a data point for you…;-)
October 6, 2009 at 5:28 PM #465501meadandale
ParticipantA friend of mine is an ENT out in Arizona and he’s adamantly opposed to everything that Obama and the clowns in the house are proposing.
I know several other physicians that feel the same way. I don’t know who these people are that they polled but that viewpoint sure isn’t represented by any of the physicians that *I* know.
There’s a data point for you…;-)
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