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You got scammed. Sounds like you know that. I’ve seen functional medicine docs like this too, it’s a part of their business model to sell you overpriced supplem
by hammock 4y ago
You got scammed. Sounds like you know that. I’ve seen functional medicine docs like this too, it’s a part of their business model to sell you overpriced supplements that they get kickbacks from.
Just because they don’t take insurance doesn’t mean they don’t have their own ethical sketchiness. However, just because there are bad non-insurance docs out there doesnt mean there aren’t excellent, ethical ones of the type OP described.
- Spooky23 4y agoYup. Dermatologists are big into this too. My wife gets to visit them a lot due to a skin cancer episode, and her former practice was swallowed up by some private equity dermatology group. I learned about their operations via a case study published one of their vendors - a commission/incentive management software platform. Up to 70% of provider pay is about pushing magic goop for your face.