@WillyRontgen@sarahkliff She only advocates for the insurers… they have not even investigated the other side. Anyone reading her articles would think insurance companies are going bankrupt… and physicians are thriving
@sarahkliff@sangerkatz This is your fourth article advocating for the insurance companies… anyone reading your articles would assume the Payors are going under and the physicians are thriving… anyone with a pulse knows it’s the opposite
@sarahkliff@DrJLozada@charlesornstein@nytimes They are not… they are trying to convince people that insurance companies are suffering and providers are thriving…
She is clearly pushing a narrative… I’ll stand corrected in the “counter point” article
@sangerkatz You could also research the topic... and instead of the phrasing "MD doesn't TAKE the insurance" you could write about insurers limiting networks and reimbursing less than Medicare
@sangerkatz There are so many things wrong about your article. Anyone reading your article would assume the Physicians work 3 days a week and retire at 45... and the insurance companies are all going bankrupt. Sure you can select out the biggest outlier for this narrative you are pushing..
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