More on high co-pays:
pointing out the ridiculousness of all this
Thanks for the link Mark
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This makes me very mad. I'm glad the news segment mentioned when people cut short their PT visits, it might cost the patient more in the end with less progress and more medication. Also, it didn't make the PTs look like they were just being greedy, but simply trying to make ends meet. This was especially clear with the comparison to the percentage the insurance company reimburses the cardiologist (who a patient may only visit a few times a year) compared to a PT visit which is several a month.
Thanks for sharing!
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