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Yesterday, I shared that a large surgical group has decided to stop billing and stop paying for preoperative visits. Here’s the problem: if these visits aren’t reimbursed, they eventually disappear. Most doctors can’t afford to offer them for free. And when these visits go away, patients lose critical time...

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Stephen Orr1 年前

Cataract surgery patients need to know their options. They need to understand the pre-op, intra-op and post-op expectations. Their questions need to be answered. And... God makes each eye uniquely and special. Patients -- ask questions please. We'll try to answer them.

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ChicAvantGarde1 年前

After changing breast surgeons (due to lack of information provided or options offered) I would've paid my new surgeon the cost of a "specialist". My new surgeon called it a "consultation". She educated me on my condition, test results, options, & expected outcome. Priceless. ✅

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RetiredNavyWife1 年前

I’ll tell you. I pay out of pocket $125 to see a holistic doctor because I don’t trust my doctor covered by insurance. All they do is take my money and farm me out to a specialist. The kicker is I HAVE to see my primary for any referral. Insurance is a scam

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Matthew Gewirtz1 年前

As a cataract surgeon the pre op visit is vital. I can spend close to 30 minutes discussing surgical options and making sure the patient understands what to expect post operatively. This a complex conversation and needs to be compensated appropriately

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Marcos Pereira1 年前

Not a Dr here but several drs in the family - physicians should definitely be paid for their time and the patient should decide if they need the visit. But the insurance cannot be making that decision for all patients. A patient may decide against the treatment after this visit.

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YNot1 年前

Considering that many people are paying upwards of $10,000 out of pocket before insurance kicks in at $80%? They are already paying quite a fee. That’s a problem. That makes the preop visit a pricey $1000. Is that visit worth $1,000 cause that IS their out of pocket expense in the moment.

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John Benson1 年前

Completely wrong question. If you are in healthcare with the mindset of maximizing the monetization of your time, then please exit the field. Your mindset is that of an extortionist - “Pay me X or I let you die.” Fair wages do not equal maximum wages.

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doxcost1 年前

Reimburse? When you purchase something, who do you “reimburse”? Do you reimburse the gas station? Do you reimburse the grocery store? Do you reimburse the theatre? Healthcare is paid for by patients. Treat them like the valued customer that they are. There is no “reimbursement” of anything.

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catcrazy731 年前

If said pre-op visit results in a decision for surgery, it should become part of the surgical "package" typically reimbursed via CPT codes. If the visit results in a decision against surgery, it should be reimbursed as a "regular" office visit, i.e., like a consult.

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coolbreeze091 年前

I would comment that it’s not my time, it’s the time. I have a clinic staff, overhead, malpractice, etc. the total cost per hour just to keep my doors open is about $375 per hour.

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I had a conversation today with a fellow breast surgeon who shared that the large company she works for has decided they will no longer bill for preoperative counseling visits. I want you to sit with that for a moment. They’re no longer billing for the visit where a patient learns what to expect from surgery, where her incisions will be, what recovery might look like. Where she gets to ask questions, be heard, and feel truly prepared. To the company, it’s not “valuable.” But to the patient—and to her doctor—it absolutely is. When companies and insurance providers decide what matters in medicine, we risk losing the most human, most important parts of care. If we don’t protect these one-on-one visits, if we don’t call them what they are: essential, we will lose them. Let’s not wait until it’s too late.
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Anti competitive practices are harming patients in Austin right now and I am asking Congress for help. Insurance companies decide where my patients are permitted to have surgery. They have refused to recognize my surgery center @redbudsurgerycenter as in network, even though it is fully certified by CMS, meets all safety standards, and is often a safer environment for complex cancer surgeries. My ask to Congress is simple. Allow doctors and patients to choose where surgery is performed. Pre existing arrangements that force care into specific facilities are anti competitive and not in the best interest of patients. This week my breast cancer patients needed surgery and were unable to receive care because of insurance. Cancer does not wait. If we want to talk about cracking down on insurance company practices, this is the place to start. What you can do right now: - Call your insurance company and ask for Redbud Surgery Center to be considered in network so we can take care of our patients. -Call your member of Congress and ask them to require insurance companies to allow doctors and patients to choose the facility where care is delivered, especially when patient safety is at risk. This is how change starts 💪

Elisabeth Potter MD

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Tarris Reed Jr provides a very Spurs like answer on whether winning is a skill: “It is. It honestly truly is. And UConn taught me that. It’s the everyday showing up who you’re going to be every day. It’s the every possession. It’s the work that is really unseen. And it comes with unselfishness. Like there’s a lot of things on the court that you’re not going to get credit for. You know like my screening like for the longest time is like ‘Oh shoot I got to screen for these guys. They shoot the shot. Like what do I get?’ There’s no box score for me, there’s no stat that says ‘I got these dudes open’. But it’s like, this is what you have to do to win.. So being unselfish, looking at your right, looking at your left, being able to really sacrifice and go to war for your brother.” We got a good one 👏 #GoSpursGo #PorVida
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Tarris Reed Jr provides a very Spurs like answer on whether winning is a skill: “It is. It honestly truly is. And UConn taught me that. It’s the everyday showing up who you’re going to be every day. It’s the every possession. It’s the work that is really unseen. And it comes with unselfishness. Like there’s a lot of things on the court that you’re not going to get credit for. You know like my screening like for the longest time is like ‘Oh shoot I got to screen for these guys. They shoot the shot. Like what do I get?’ There’s no box score for me, there’s no stat that says ‘I got these dudes open’. But it’s like, this is what you have to do to win.. So being unselfish, looking at your right, looking at your left, being able to really sacrifice and go to war for your brother.” We got a good one 👏 #GoSpursGo #PorVida

Wemby Alien Era

181,812 次观看 • 2 个月前

David david friedberg says we need to close tax loopholes: "Literally everyone's going to hate me over this, but it's the only way." "Any time there's a loophole that lets people transfer one asset for another without paying tax on the gain, because it's called a tax-free transfer, you have to cut all that." "If you don't cut all that, then people are compounding value without paying taxes when they're realizing value along the way." "That's what's unfair about the tax code today. If you invest in a company, a startup, and it goes well, it's not really fair for you to take the money you just made in that startup and not pay your tax and go buy another stock and keep growing your value." "And for the inheritance tax, there should be a step-up." "People don't realize this, but this is another problem, which is if you die and you have a large asset base, your inheritors get to use the original, the value transfers, and they get the step-up on their basis." "So now when they ultimately sell, no one paid the delta between what you paid and what they got it at. No one paid that tax." "But none of it matters if we don't stop the wasteful spending on housing, education, and healthcare."
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David david friedberg says we need to close tax loopholes: "Literally everyone's going to hate me over this, but it's the only way." "Any time there's a loophole that lets people transfer one asset for another without paying tax on the gain, because it's called a tax-free transfer, you have to cut all that." "If you don't cut all that, then people are compounding value without paying taxes when they're realizing value along the way." "That's what's unfair about the tax code today. If you invest in a company, a startup, and it goes well, it's not really fair for you to take the money you just made in that startup and not pay your tax and go buy another stock and keep growing your value." "And for the inheritance tax, there should be a step-up." "People don't realize this, but this is another problem, which is if you die and you have a large asset base, your inheritors get to use the original, the value transfers, and they get the step-up on their basis." "So now when they ultimately sell, no one paid the delta between what you paid and what they got it at. No one paid that tax." "But none of it matters if we don't stop the wasteful spending on housing, education, and healthcare."

Molly O’Shea

29,964 次观看 • 1 个月前

American surgeon exposes US Health Insurance companies latest scam - Doctors submit codes to determine eligibility for care - Health Insurance companies are now saying codes don’t need prior authorizations, but they won’t tell you if it’s covered until AFTER the procedure “What happens is you have codes that you submit to insurance company. These are called CPT codes. You submit to insurance company that says these are the procedures I want to do — Some got approved, some of them. Basically I'm reading to you what this says. It says, this code does not require a pre auth and predetermination is not available for these codes from this payer. Let me interpret that for you. Basically, insurance is saying, you can do this procedure but we may not cover it.” “This is what health care right now is looking like. This is what doctors, surgeons are going through”
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American surgeon exposes US Health Insurance companies latest scam - Doctors submit codes to determine eligibility for care - Health Insurance companies are now saying codes don’t need prior authorizations, but they won’t tell you if it’s covered until AFTER the procedure “What happens is you have codes that you submit to insurance company. These are called CPT codes. You submit to insurance company that says these are the procedures I want to do — Some got approved, some of them. Basically I'm reading to you what this says. It says, this code does not require a pre auth and predetermination is not available for these codes from this payer. Let me interpret that for you. Basically, insurance is saying, you can do this procedure but we may not cover it.” “This is what health care right now is looking like. This is what doctors, surgeons are going through”

Wall Street Apes

89,560 次观看 • 1 年前

As a doctor, it is next to impossible for me to reach out and talk to someone at an insurance company. But after posting that video, UnitedHealthcare actually reached out to MY office and left their number. I am going to call them back and I will let you know what they say…
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As a doctor, it is next to impossible for me to reach out and talk to someone at an insurance company. But after posting that video, UnitedHealthcare actually reached out to MY office and left their number. I am going to call them back and I will let you know what they say…

Elisabeth Potter MD

41,633 次观看 • 1 年前