When I turn on the evening news, I feel like I am back in my office. Democrats refer to the jihad Republicans are waging and members of the House call names at certain Senators.
I FEEL LIKE I AM SITTING BETWEEN A DIVORCING HUSBAND AND WIFE FIGHTING OVER WHO GETS THE KIDS.
Never in my 55 years have I heard such vitriolic speech between the two very necessary political parties in our country.
Obamacare has hit a deep nerve with both parties and most of the country. I will be the first to admit that I hate Obamacare. My five partners and I have been feeling the intense squeeze by insurance companies who are getting pressured by the government. We feel like medicine is becoming boiler plate and there’s little we can do.
Our overhead has tripled while reimbursements have nose-dived. I have never met a physician who could accept more than 25% Medicaid patients to his practice for the simple reason that Medicaid doesn’t pay enough to cover all of the expenses. If 100% of patients came from government insurance, doctors couldn’t keep their doors open.
And it gets worse because whenever someone who neither understands medicine nor has the…
Congressional Divorce Court: Is This Really Happening?
Dr. Meg Meeker
When I turn on the evening news, I feel like I am back in my office. Democrats refer to the jihad Republicans are waging and members of the House call names at certain Senators.
I FEEL LIKE I AM SITTING BETWEEN A DIVORCING HUSBAND AND WIFE FIGHTING OVER WHO GETS THE KIDS.
Never in my 55 years have I heard such vitriolic speech between the two very necessary political parties in our country.
Obamacare has hit a deep nerve with both parties and most of the country. I will be the first to admit that I hate Obamacare. My five partners and I have been feeling the intense squeeze by insurance companies who are getting pressured by the government. We feel like medicine is becoming boiler plate and there’s little we can do.
Our overhead has tripled while reimbursements have nose-dived. I have never met a physician who could accept more than 25% Medicaid patients to his practice for the simple reason that Medicaid doesn’t pay enough to cover all of the expenses. If 100% of patients came from government insurance, doctors couldn’t keep their doors open.
And it gets worse because whenever someone who neither understands medicine nor has the…
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