Article 15
Dr. House slayer
- Jul 4, 2008
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Dude? Observant you are not.
But now you are on the right track ... sort of. Hourly pay is based on how much time is spent "at the office" ... which they spend little time there because ... well ... they are not needed most times.
So your point is that he makes 124 million a year for nothing?? Because he is not needed most times to use your words.. You are making my arguement for me..
No, I am not making your argument at all. Actually the whole point here is that they are only getting a 6% profit from services they render, meaning that most of what is paid to the insurance companies (94%) goes to taking care of their clients, not into the pockets of the company.
Bwuh? How do you figure that?