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Re: Level three sonogramFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comWed Jul 17 11:25:38 2002
In a message dated 7/17/02 09:54:13, evsono@pipeline.com writes:
> Ah, but you miss the point, Grasshopper. The bottom line is $$$. If the insurer pays $25 for someone with minimal initials (but initials nonetheless) behind their name for a sonogram, then OF COURSE they'll make the rule that THOSE initials are preferable.... You with the M.D. (who want $125, by the way) DON'T GET PAID, because you're not on the list. You CLAIM you do a wonderful job, but it says right here on the list, you've got the wrong initials - payment DENIED. Of course, if the person with the prefered initials does a "better" job, and incidentally wants $50 since it was such a good job, then - oops! - payment DENIED! See, it says right here on the list that people with your initials only get $25.... Joe P. Was it Willie Horton who said "Follow the money" ?
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