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@georgetolisjr There is proposal rapidly moving through the Senate that mandates in that starting in 2024 doctors will be paid exclusively in Schrute Bucks. Say goodbye to RVUs!

@ElonMuskAOC You need different shoes with that skirt, Elon.

Day 13 of Training for the Zuck Fight: No workout today, again. As usual, here’s a picture of me walking to pick up my Donuts! Starting to move up a weight class…

We could not pull off this dress.

At $57.4/RVU that’s a whopping $689 (minus billing fees). No plumber will come to your house in Boston unless it is a $800 job or more, cash on the spot. The hospital however gets paid extremely well for the DRG. All this means is that although well paid, we are all employees.

@krugermacro This tells us we need to trade harder.

The 20 richest people in the world: - 12 founders - 7 heirs - 1 investors - 0 traders What does this tell you?

@ElonMuskAOC Tell them to wear a hat.

I’m glad to see Joe Biden and his staff are focused on realistic goals!

How much time per week do you spend doing work for free? Unpaid paperwork, looking stuff up, professional volunteering, meetings, etc...? Just curious.

Interesting article. zerohedge.com/political/judg…

A felon can own a hospital. A chef can own a hospital. A lawyer can own a hospital. An insurance company can own a hospital. As of 2010 a physician may not own a hospital.

Hospitals are the most prominent and ardent supporters of health insurance carriers. Go ahead, try to build a healthcare insurance network. The hospitals will ask you about your customers and how much volume they ought to receive. Then, if the hospitals allow you to go further, the rates the hospitals provide will be the highest of all commercial rates. The way hospitals have become so wealthy is by removing competition, increasing the barriers to access, and creating a long-lasting partnership with carriers. The most profitable hospitals have or are 🏥 starting their own insurance companies. This idea that hospitals or health insurance carriers want to help or lower prices is absurd. The only way to fight back is to create solid partnerships between employers and private practice physicians. #WednesdayMotivation #hospitals #healthcare #caresults

@DutchRojas Well said. We agree 100%.

@DutchRojas You could chalk it up to two phenomenon: Administrators and MBAs.

Why is healthcare expensive for so many? 1. Americans, as a general matter, do not understand, nor do they want to understand. healthcare in the US or abroad. 2. The federal government has enacted a series of laws that artificially inflates healthcare expenses. 3. Thirty three states have certificate of Need laws that prohibit additional medical facilities to be built without permission of the insurance carriers and health systems. Alabama, North Carolina, Michigan, and New York are particularly egregious. 4. Employers, especially self-funded employers, do not take their fiduciary responsibility and Erisa duties seriously. 5. Not for profit hospitals have, at large, betrayed the trust of ordinary citizens and instead have chosen to send them to collections / bankrupt them and send them instead of using charity care. 6. Private equity firm own so much of healthcare. People complain and yet, they voted for the removal of physician owned facilities. I could go to 100. We have guests at the house and I’m getting dirty looks. Finish tomorrow… Not #healthcare

@AAPSonline Who is for forced harvesting?

"AAPS condemns any and all forms of forced organ harvesting.... American physicians should refuse to condone, enable, facilitate, or participate in forced organ harvesting...." aapsonline.org/aaps-position-…

@alifarhat79 How did you get access to our portfolio?

What do you guys think?

We could not pull this off.

@DutchRojas Doctors are in too deep once they see the system for what it is and feel trapped.

Why do people keep buying this type of health insurance? Why do doctors participate with health insurance? Why do employers keep buying these health benefits? It stops when you say no. United, Cigna, Aetna, and Blue Cross stop making money, sponsoring sports teams, and buying government favours when you stop buying. Not #healthcare

@stclairashley @JackPosobiec How do you explain Boomers?

This never happened. Musk said “The childless have little stake in the future.” Which is absolutely correct. That’s not to demean those who *cant* have children but those who choose not to are generally fueled by vapid narcissism with temporary gain in mind. With @JackPosobiec

God Bless America 🇺🇸