Yes. It is actually a necessity to stay in business. Insurance companies have so much power that they get away with reimbursing doctors pennies on the dollar. For example, a routine eye exam would normally run $125-150, but most insurance companies only reimburse 60-80. This is not the doctors choice, this is an agreement the doctor has to sign, or lose all the patients covered by that insurance.
Another example with technology is the OCT. It is now becoming the standard of care for retinal issues. The problem is the machine cost $80,000. With the reimbursement for running the test the doctor has to run the test on 2,000 patients just to brake even on that single piece of equipment.
Is it legal for a Licsenced Vocational Nurse to be CHARGE over Registered Nurses in a hospital that has critical patients and is responsible to run an emergency room as charge:
doctors can perscribe marijuana to canser patients
Yes.
Well it is understood that when you approach for professional consultation then you must be ready to pay for it. But there are some doctors who give free medical support over phone to regular patients.
Clare Dyer has written: 'Fair to the family' 'Doctors, patients, and the law' -- subject(s): Law and legislation, Legal status, laws, Medical care, Medical ethics, Patients
Good doctors test their patients for drug use if they suspect you're abusing. Most legal medicine will have bad interactions with illegal drugs and they could kill you if they don't take that into account.
A doctor has many, many responsibilities. They have to make sure all of their charts are filled out. They have an obligation to treat patients and they have to maintain legal practices at all times.
The purpose of a DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) form is a legal form that stops doctors from performing CPR or other life saving methods on patients if their heart stops or they stop breathing.
not legal
no
Doctors needed no legal do to prove they were doctors
Yes.