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Re: Medicare's new rules for sonogramsFrom: DRoss38040 (DRoss38040@aol.com)Wed Dec 24 02:04:05 1997
In a message dated 97-12-17 21:16:38 EST, T. Whelan writes: << You are fortunate to have an interpreting physician in the office with you at all times. You are the exception. >> I understand what you are saying....we have this situation in New York City, too. But is the alternative to having no doctor, having a doctor breathing down your back? And I am sure you take your work and responsibilities seriously enough to call somebody if you see an ectopic pregnancy. I have worked independently... Too much independence is a big problem as you are saying.... but too little is bad, too. Believe me! Your situation is just what Dr. Copel is talking about. This is definitely an abuse of the patient's inability to complain. But don't you think they went overboard to remedy this situation? And does their new regulation take into account that these doctors will no longer service these patients and so they will have to do without? Or go to the emergency room! The All-Too-Real (her name is DIANE) DIANA ROSS RT,RDMS
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