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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]They should not charge extra for services that were always expected before (such as returning a phone call). They should not tack on a new, annual administrative fee when they neither participate with any insurance, nor will they submit any forms on your behalf.[/b][/quote] If your practice is being run by a corporation who wants to charge for your time (e.g., private equity, but not just them), then what do you do if these are the rules for your workplace -- that all time gets billed? You do it, or you get let go. Or you get severely penalized and have to leave anyway. [quote]They can work five days a week if they want to earn an upper middle class income.[/quote] No full time doctor doing standard patient care is working only 40 hours a week, even in the federal system, where working more is not compensated and therefore actually illegal. [quote]They should listen to the patient’s concerns and ideas, being open to a two-way conversation about the best plan for moving forward. None is that is unreasonable , so stop exaggerating.[/quote] Your last one is not unreasonable at all, agreed. [quote](If you want/need higher reimbursement levels, work through your professional organization to lobby for system change that resumes all boats. Don’t just kick out your old patients who are living on a fixed income, which is what happens when you go concierge, because you want to work less but make more.)[/quote] It's nice to get your opinion, but you are not entitled to anyone else's attention and care, unless it is at the Emergency Department. Docs are not slaves or indentured servants.[/quote]
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