The average family of four’s portion for their employer-sponsored plan is over $12K annually.
$12,000 for admission to a party where everyone is waiting weeks to enter, you’re only there for 5-10 minutes before being ushered out,…https://t.co/SZtCsNU6JV https://t.co/CDWIYklEPg
Ending physician noncompetes will lead to less burnout/exodus of doctors from medicine while potentially driving down overall health care costs. Physicians under non compete agreements have limited options other than to (a) abandon…https://t.co/H6LhgJkZHK https://t.co/3TwFEfAYqD
With #hospital price increases on the horizon employer-sponsored health plan premiums are likely to follow suit. However, the battle being waged by #newjersey public employees (to delay a vote that would increase premiums by 20%) m…https://t.co/GGbt97LjYI https://t.co/lXAkxtxssv
Susan Walsh, MD, FACP it was a good program then, as it would be now, but there’s too much Fee-for-Service focus by hospitals in #hudsoncounty even now. This week it surfaced that there’s even lawsuits (again) about ambulances directing commercial patient…https://t.co/yio6YaQGzQ
Amazon Care leaders should sign up for Pinewood Family Care Co.
No deductibles.
No co pays.
No wait times for physicians.
No rushed appointments. https://t.co/KIRmYu5WO3
Senator @BramnickLaw's proposed legislation aims at reducing the amount of interference / delays the payers impose in approving treatment. These prior authorization requirements are nothing but red tape and not only impact the care patients receive but al…https://t.co/sPUzExGfIK
Most physicians I personally know (most of them <45 years old) are saying they want to be out of clinical medicine within 5 years; this is consistent with research that reflects a nation plagued by #physicianburnout. Until physicians are freed from the r…https://t.co/WBo14Lx3YC