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Charging an administrative fee is reasonable and fair, according to one reader.
A dose of humor from the pages of Medical Economics
Is the medical home concept impractical for solo physicians?
A dose of humor from the pages of Medical Economics
Most states do not outline or limit the reasons a physician can terminate that relationship, which gives the physician considerable discretion to determine the reasons he or she might do so.
A dose of humor from the pages of Medical Economics
A dose of humor from the pages of Medical Economics
Be your own boss.
Most states do give physicians discretion on whether to accept new Medicaid patients, just as you have the right to decide whether to take on new patients who aren't receiving public assistance.
A dose of humor from the pages of Medical Economics
State of sorry affairs
Quality medical care can be found in every specialty in any corner of the country, but some clinical centers rise above the pack.
A dose of humor from the pages of Medical Economics
More ways to volunteer
A dose of humor from the pages of Medical Economics
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