| Above the Fold |
November 9, 2012 |
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| MLR bill will add $1 billion to deficit |
| By Kathryn Mayer |
| H.R. 1206—the bill that would exempt insurance agents' commissions from the medical loss ratio calculation—could cost the federal government about $1.1 billion over the next decade, according to budget analysts at the Congressional Budget Office…Read more |
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 Bottom line is "the devil is in the details" in the sense that we are having to adapt to their system rather than adapting to the way our world documents and proceeds. Most of the systems are extremely cumbersome. My main issue is I cannot afford a system in my practice. When I went to superbills in the 80's, programs were expensive and cumbersome and not specialty specific. Therefore I learned DOS and set up my own program. Problem now is that IT is much too complex to take on that task.
-- Midlandgynecology, Doctors leaving private practice
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