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It is very prominent, as documented here.
Their logic suggests a Conservatives husband should not be a physician, because they can't possibly be compassionate enough to take a hit in revenues.
If he received Medicaid for treating patients, then I'm sure he's particularly against Medicaid because they pay much less for services and require double the paperwork and headache. I'm quite sure he would prefer that these people had private insurance.
I thought we we not suppose to veer off topic and talk about all the free volunteer clinics he works, where there is no overhead to pay and everything is donated.
That's right your not suppose to see that. My bad.
I thought we we not suppose to veer off topic and talk about all the free volunteer clinics he works, where there is no overhead to pay and everything is donated.
That's right your not suppose to see that. My bad.
That's right, we're not. M. Bachmann should take charity cases in his office, not make "charity" cases go to a special clinic.
That's right, we're not. M. Bachmann should take charity cases in his office, not make "charity" cases go to a special clinic.
Is that right? Wow, I must have missed the part about you buying his business, giving YOU the right to dictate what he should or shouldn't to. Oh yeah, that's right - you're a liberal.
That's right, we're not. M. Bachmann should take charity cases in his office, not make "charity" cases go to a special clinic.
What percentage of the patients in the pediatrician office you work in are charity cases? Are you currently allowing unisured patients to come to your house for a nursing evaluation?
Perhaps he sees the charity cases outside of his office for legal reasons, for example the risk involved in someone slipping and falling and subsequently suing him. If anyone good enough to volunteer his/her services, why would you bad mouth them?
I perform pro bono medical services, but I go to the patient's home (I work in home care). I don't trust that my homeowner's insurance would cover a patient falling as it would then be considered a business (even via charity care).
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