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> A sign lines the drive up to rural doctor Emory Lewis' family practice on Dec. 12, 2011, in Reedville, Va., where he serves about 65 percent of patients insur
by i_am_proteus 8y ago
> A sign lines the drive up to rural doctor Emory Lewis' family practice on Dec. 12, 2011, in Reedville, Va., where he serves about 65 percent of patients insured by Medicare.
How does one doctor claim to serve 38 million patients? Another example of Medicare fraud?
- himlion 8y ago65% of medicare patients suffering from a specific disease?
- i_am_proteus 8y agoThis is the LA Times, a major US newspaper. The article says "65 percent of patients insured by Medicare." I guess we get the journalism that we pay for.
- rat9988 8y agoI thought it was 65 percent of patients insured by medicare in Reedville. I don't know Reedville, but they say he is a rural doctor, so I guess there aren't many patients.
- maxxxxx 8y agoMaybe it was phrased a little awkwardly but it’s pretty easy to figure out what was probay meant.
- JudgeWapner 8y agoMaybe you should buy from a non-free news service if stuff like this bothers you. I know they would appreciate the business.
- markh 8y agoAbout 65% of his patients are insured by Medicare.