He leaps from the office vs doctor costs. How does the hospital not price-in overhead costs to keep the hospital lights on. If anything that overhead would be higher at the hospital, so the GI can’t go to the hospital and get paid more
Every time I have had a colonoscopy, polyps have been removed. Twelve total in 35 years. Potential cancer is reduced. No one in my family has had colon cancer, BUT I have had Crohns and ulcerative colitis in the past. They all died of cardiac and diabetic complications. My chances of getting colon cancer are high, even tho I eat a good diet, exercise and have reduced my level of stress to a significant degree. My health problems have been similar to my family’s but I have an added risk. I’m not exactly like everyone else in my family.
With 3rd-party payers capping price charged there may be no way to modify price. If warrants help increase patients then you would have an incentive for improved quality. But if I had been getting 25000/intervention a 10% hike in price will not entice them. So who is going to step up and say we'll pay more? Agree that this does give internal incentive to the hospital to increase quality of care. With cost cutting measures in-place for the last decade, it is not clear that once properly incentivized, departments can find new ways to drive out costs.
Totally wrong because they can just deny readmission and state that the readmission is not warranted because the difficulty or not so desired outcome is not covered due to --fill in the blank and it’s business as usual but a new scam at the expense of the patient. It never ceases to amaze me how smug these speakers are…. I hope you are in excellent health buddy because then you are their very fav insured patient. No cost to them for their increasingly expensive preventative care procedures because the favorite patient is one they can charge insurance and preventative care charges and maybe throw in a needless procedure on you to increase their profits even more!! Why did I even listen to this drivel.
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He leaps from the office vs doctor costs. How does the hospital not price-in overhead costs to keep the hospital lights on. If anything that overhead would be higher at the hospital, so the GI can’t go to the hospital and get paid more
Don’t get a colonoscopy unless there is a STRONG family history of colon cancer. Too high risk for complications.
And if you want to avoid it entirely, don't eat any vegetable matter ever.
@@dallassegnoThat's ridiculous. God gave us the teeth we have because we were also given fruits and veg to eat along with meat. 🙄
@@dallassegnothis is insanity
Every time I have had a colonoscopy, polyps have been removed. Twelve total in 35 years. Potential cancer is reduced. No one in my family has had colon cancer, BUT I have had Crohns and ulcerative colitis in the past. They all died of cardiac and diabetic complications. My chances of getting colon cancer are high, even tho I eat a good diet, exercise and have reduced my level of stress to a significant degree. My health problems have been similar to my family’s but I have an added risk. I’m not exactly like everyone else in my family.
What sort of complications?
He's got Dana Carvey's Church Lady down pat!
I was thinking Mr. Rogers in a suit jacket.
With the cost of medical care I always thought of hospitals an infinite money glitch.
If you want to start a business, open a hospital, it's a great business model.
Emergency’s doctors gonna be called that’s 24 seven
With 3rd-party payers capping price charged there may be no way to modify price. If warrants help increase patients then you would have an incentive for improved quality. But if I had been getting 25000/intervention a 10% hike in price will not entice them. So who is going to step up and say we'll pay more? Agree that this does give internal incentive to the hospital to increase quality of care. With cost cutting measures in-place for the last decade, it is not clear that once properly incentivized, departments can find new ways to drive out costs.
Totally wrong because they can just deny readmission and state that the readmission is not warranted because the difficulty or not so desired outcome is not covered due to --fill in the blank and it’s business as usual but a new scam at the expense of the patient. It never ceases to amaze me how smug these speakers are…. I hope you are in excellent health buddy because then you are their very fav insured patient. No cost to them for their increasingly expensive preventative care procedures because the favorite patient is one they can charge insurance and preventative care charges and maybe throw in a needless procedure on you to increase their profits even more!! Why did I even listen to this drivel.
10000 dollar income in power people
Money talks, bullshit walks
Oh this guy is funny. He has no godly idea what he is talking about. Ps hospital admin for over 40 years.
Your post has no value without a single example.
dmb 🍑
So how much are you being made to cover it up?