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2011.
by beerandt 7y ago
I shouldn't say they're 100% mutually exclusive, but they tend to be for most routine services. They're probably still going to file a catastrophic claim if they find cancer, etc... >it seems like you can gain only so much
2012.
by beerandt 7y ago
>And it isn't a case of 'well migrants cross the border in the middle of nowhere so it's their fault' You say that fault is attributed (by the public or whoever) due to [illegal im-] migrants crossing in the middle o
2013.
by beerandt 7y ago
While this is true, if players weren't benefiting from college, more would declare early for the draft, after 3 college seasons. I don't know what the percentages are, but there are more players getting drafted after 4 years of co
2014.
by beerandt 7y ago
It might not be their fault for breaking the law in the middle of nowhere , but they did still break the law. Not saying it justifies lack of medical care, I just think you're making an excuse for the wrong "element" of thei
2015.
by beerandt 7y ago
Edited: Easy... They don't take insurance. They're typically cash only, which allows them freedom to do things like charge for house calls. Or they have contracts directly with employers to do checkups and on-demand visits onsite.
2016.
by beerandt 7y ago
You're right, it's unrealistic. But the benefit value to the player is only miniscule if you ignore the biggest benefit, which almost no one includes: The biggest benefit is the free 4-5 year top-of-the-line professional training
2017.
by beerandt 7y ago
The other major oversight is: it's almost just as easy to pay voters to leave a given state. You don't have their idealogical sympathies to exploit, but I bet $15k no-questions-asked offer to move out of ie Florida is going to
2018.
by beerandt 7y ago
Agreed... Yet that's what's happening nationwide. The electronic systems aren't simply recording what the doctor does and making a record of it, as charting is supposed to accomplish. The software is dictating (or at least he
2019.
by beerandt 7y ago
The best paying doctor jobs are in rural areas that can afford it . I believe the top paying EM (emergency medicine) positions last year were in the Dakotas. Think drilling boom-towns. And it can easily be a 5x multiplier, sometimes more
2020.
by beerandt 7y ago
Sustaining the infrastructure and support to maintain electronic medical records is probably the biggest. There are so many problems with the current systems that it's hard to know where to start. But related to the context of the arti
2021.
by beerandt 7y ago
Obamacare set rules that require large scale-out to be affordable, especially billing and electronic medical records. This is why so many smaller practices, even in large cities, had no choice but to be absorbed by local hospitals or merge
2022.
by beerandt 7y ago
If players are getting paid they should also be disqualified from receiving scholarships and ALL the other "free" benefits student athletes receive, while still maintaining academic progress. No more free "tutors," athle
2023.
by beerandt 7y ago
Then you obviously haven't seen the Seinfeld reunion episode of Curbed... They do a Seinfeld episode within the episode. One of the story lines is George creates an iPhone app. It was the most I've laughed at a TV show in years. L