@JeffreyLDavis44 Change in #Medicare spending per enrollee from 2010-2020:
•Spending ⬆️ for:
- Part B FFS excluding physicians 42.1%
- Part C, Medicare Advantage 29.4%
- Part D, the Medicare prescription drug benefit 20.1%
- Part A FFS 3.6%
But physician fee schedule spending ⬇️ at -1.0%.
@EdGainesIII Considering Hospitals & insurers got increases & insurers raising premiums despite physician cuts, Physicians asking to simply not be cut seems pretty reasonable.
@Delta My daughters flight was cancelled and your agent on messaging told me they’d hold the connecting flight for 30 minutes as her new flight was going to be 21 minutes late. The flight just left 2 mins early w/o her instead of waiting as u said they would. Bad customer service
But I thought surprise medical billing was supposed to cut docs payments to save patients and employers money...not to give insurers a raise & higher profits & cut doc payments while raising premiums and patient payments. #insurancefail@EmergencyDocs
How many @EmergencyDocs got paycuts risking their lives while NFP HealthPlan ceos got 109% pay raises and not only hid but argued to cut and down code payments Check it out BCBS CEOs received bigger raises than execs at for-profit insurers https://t.co/McoVOYLatC
How many @EmergencyDocs got paycuts risking their lives while NFP HealthPlan ceos got 109% pay raises and not only hid but argued to cut and down code payments Check it out BCBS CEOs received bigger raises than execs at for-profit insurers https://t.co/McoVOYLatC
1/ So @uhc posted record 2020 net profits of $22.4B—let’s say there are 20 biz days in a month just for kicks & that is $93.33M per biz day net profit in the middle of global pandemic — $UNH overcomes pandemic hit and tops 4Q expectations https://t.co/kDUrOQCB88 via @seattletimes
Great explanation of surprise billing. We'll be here for you...until we're not. #surpriseinsurancegap@EmergencyDocs@ColoradoACEP@louisprofeta Call your senator & representative, urge them not to pass insurance giveaways at the cost of your well being https://t.co/3LJAl885MJ
@AdvocacyMD Thanks for the update.Those numbers certainly tell a better story of post opening up increase. Colorado still flat after reopening though waiting to see impact of protests next week.Some advantages to living in a small cow town.
@AdvocacyMD Positive cases aren't always as helpful as hospitalization rate since testing has increased it's likely we just know about more cases that were there all the time.Below are the hospitalizations and deaths which is flat to down,not rising.Stay safe-mask,wash hands,don't touch face
@chrisvanderveen@marcmaxmeister The real numbers to watch epidemiologically are the admission rate and death rate. All the others are artificially high due to increased testing availability or low due to false negatives and Drs not wanting to waste money on a test that's not accurate and doesn't change care