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Californians are expressing their dissatisfaction with Californias health insurance exchange, CoveredCalifornia.
Washington Free Beacon
This surprises anyone?Californians are expressing their dissatisfaction with California’s health insurance exchange, CoveredCalifornia.
Read more @ Californians Upset Over Lack Of Doctors Under Obamacare | Washington Free Beacon
I'm sorry to say but we're going to see a lot more of this all across the country.
The Echo Chamber is once again in hysterical mode.
Q. Are the people above as stupid as their posts suggest?
A. More than stupid, this set, part of the echo chamber, have been brainwashed when only a light rinse was necessary.
The Echo Chamber is once again in hysterical mode.
Q. Are the people above as stupid as their posts suggest?
A. More than stupid, this set, part of the echo chamber, have been brainwashed when only a light rinse was necessary.
The Echo Chamber is once again in hysterical mode.
Q. Are the people above as stupid as their posts suggest?
A. More than stupid, this set, part of the echo chamber, have been brainwashed when only a light rinse was necessary.
Californians Upset Over Lack Of Doctors Under Obamacare
The system will quickly adjust.
It's California.
They got what they voted for and for which they will continue to vote..
Nothing to see here.
Move along.
Washington Free Beacon
Californians are expressing their dissatisfaction with Californias health insurance exchange, CoveredCalifornia.
This surprises anyone?
Read more @ Californians Upset Over Lack Of Doctors Under Obamacare | Washington Free Beacon
I'm sorry to say but we're going to see a lot more of this all across the country.
Why physicians are hesitant to take Medicaid patientsA recent study lays out some reasons why many physicians are so reluctant to see such patients.
It starts with low reimbursement rates. Medicaid pays about 61% of what Medicare pays, nationally, for outpatient physician services. The payment rate varies from state to state, of course. But if 61% is average, you can imagine how terrible the situation is in some locations. Physicians interviewed in the study explained that they felt it was their duty to see some amount of Medicaid patients in their practice. They recognized the moral need to provide care for this population. But they did not want to commit career suicide they did not want good deeds to bankrupt their clinical practices.
But reimbursement rates were not the only story. Many physicians talk about unacceptable waiting times to receive reimbursement from their state Medicaid programs. To make matters worse, these low reimbursements came on top of increasingly complex paperwork that their office staff are forced to fill out. Less money and a month late too. Not a recipe for happiness.
In addition to getting less money after a longer wait, most physicians were also reluctant to take on many Medicaid patients in their practices because these patients often required much more time and attention than the average patient. In their experience, many physicians felt that the social and behavioral needs of Medicaid patients required a disproportionate share of their time, and of their support staff.
The Echo Chamber is once again in hysterical mode.
Q. Are the people above as stupid as their posts suggest?
A. More than stupid, this set, part of the echo chamber, have been brainwashed when only a light rinse was necessary.
Do you have a counter argument to the 1st post or are you just going to act like you already know it all and put the blinders on?
Do you seriously think all the hospitals that were available before Obamacare are all still available (without paying an out of network premium)?
