Jordan Ingram MD

Husband, father, doctor. #EMDOC #GirlDad #AutismDad

[Jordan Ingram MD @jbi103188]

@MrBeast 11,111,111

[Jordan Ingram MD @jbi103188]

@kenklippenstein Absolutely delusional…

[Russ Latino @RussLatino]

A field director for Congressman @BennieGThompson (who headed the Jan. 6th Commission & recently proposed legislation to remove Trump’s Secret Service detail), wishing Trump’s assassin had better aim on social media.

[Kyle Mann @The_Kyle_Mann]

Trump is more composed under gunfire than Biden is when a reporter asks him a question

[Jordan Ingram MD @jbi103188]

@olsonplanner Pain management, addiction medicine, urgent care that actually practices medicine and not azith and medrol.

[Marshall Ramsey ✏️ @MarshallRamsey]

Amen, Ricky.

[Jordan Ingram MD @jbi103188]

@WR4NYGov I didn’t factor in insurance. But I’m at $0.06/mile. So in think I’m doing pretty good. 80k miles. 2018 model 3

[Jordan Ingram MD @jbi103188]

@Bilal11246014 I was concerned for teeth. Then I was concerned for the maxilla.

[PBS News @NewsHour]

Compared to residents of most other states, Mississippians are more likely to accrue medical debt, endure some of the worst health care access and services, and rely on care from hospitals that are growing more financially vulnerable. https://t.co/nBU485h9uR

[Dustin Gentry, MD, FAAFP @GentryMD]

On Expansion Lite:

Traditional Medicaid Expansion is the only viable option for Mississippi taxpayers.

It makes no difference to the Fed how they pay for the 100-138% FPL cohort: either directly through the Premium Tax credits, or through adding this cohort to the Medicaid rolls.

Either way, these people get insurance (though exchange plans often have high deductibles) at no cost to them.

However, what we do with that cohort makes a tremendous difference to Mississippi.

If we don’t let the Fed/MCOs pay for the 100-138% FPL cohort, then we pay 23% for those below the 100% FPL (the coverage gap).

If we add the 100-138% FPL cohort to Medicaid, then we get to include those in the coverage gap for free (house plan).

There is a 23% opportunity cost for the coverage gap if we do not expand, traditionally, the way 19 other Trump-voting states did it

55% of MS Republicans want to expand Medicaid to those in the coverage gap.

Traditional Expansion is the only way it makes cents.

#msleg
@DelbertHosemann
@KevinBlackwell5
@mikechaney002
@JeremyEnglandMS

[Jordan Ingram MD @jbi103188]

@MySimpleAss @AmiEverAfter So until diprovan/propofol is invented?

[Jordan Ingram MD @jbi103188]

@niccruzpatane Signage. Tow trucks.

[Jordan Ingram MD @jbi103188]

@jhemming @Suburbanbella Schedule 32. (Q15min). You aren’t gonna have 25% no show daily. Also see same day request. & ED add ons. So we are talking 35-38 per 8 hours. So really 13 min/pt. sign in, take vitals, hx, exam, review studies, Rx, type discharge instruct(6 of 13min), Chart visit(7 of 13 min).

[Ian Copeland, PhD @IanCopeland5]

Interesting, this study of ~100,000 + people showed that COVID-19 unvaccinated pregnant mothers' babies had poorer outcomes than vaccinated mothers.

Higher rates of:

•Still Births
•COVID-19 While Pregnant
•Low Birth Rate

Very interesting, it's almost as though the vaccine was protective of unborn babies' health and antivaxers lied.....yet again. 🤔

https://t.co/6yofE5gUnA

[Jordan Ingram MD @jbi103188]

@TheTeslaHoe @PTrubey @Tesla It was the schools liability at the time. Not the parents.

[Jordan Ingram MD @jbi103188]

@JohnCaseIII @GentryMD High protein. Healthy fats. Cut processed sugars. Smaller portions more times per day. It does rec some fruit but balanced.

[Jordan Ingram MD @jbi103188]

@JohnCaseIII @GentryMD Most hospital cafeterias are run by a third party and hardly follow any of the orders. Nonetheless. I’ve always put DM2 on ada diet. So again… nope.

[Jordan Ingram MD @jbi103188]

@JohnCaseIII @GentryMD I’ve literally never heard anyone recommend this in 10 years of medicine.

[Jordan Ingram MD @jbi103188]

@ChrisNeverQuits @KevinMelnuk I’m not sure I charge that dollar amount I’m a week.

[Jordan Ingram MD @jbi103188]

@jeremyjudkins_ $0.065 per mile over 60k miles. 50/50 home and supercharger. This included fuel. Tires, filter, wiper. Anything to operate the vehicle.