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Politics : Arnold for Governor!

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To: 10K a day who wrote (608)10/10/2003 6:50:59 PM
From: Dr. Voodoo  Read Replies (1) of 773
 
Dude, I get your point, but my insurance company paid the bills within 60 days of the doc billing it(who billed them about a month and half after the services were provided.) I have the invoices for that too, that show what was paid and when.

I can relate if you're doing a lot of workers comp, because I saw a lot of guys walking out of the office with less than my care because it was a workers comp case, but I don't think it's fair that you overbill the good insurance to make up for the workers comp claims.

I also said that this was the case with MOST of the places I went to, I did not say ALL. You may not be abusing the system, but I'm telling you it happens, that's what I paid, and that's why it takes you 9 months to get a damn payroll check.

I'd love to tell you about the E.N.T. I went to the other day who had his own laser surgery suite who spent 3 hours of face to face with me. You're gonna tell me you do that with your workers comp patients? No freaking way.

My whole point of this rant is that there is a reason people are complaining, and it's because parts of the system are broken and the people who should be fixing it have a bottom line incentive to look the other way.
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