anyone know if this is still the case?
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I was more under the impression you'll have some kind of ethics/safety violations if you DON'T 100% support and endorse the vaccine. I have a family member who runs a pretty successful medical practice with ~10-12 employees, and he was unvaccinated. One of his secretaries found out, and basically threatened him to take it or she was going to do something to pretty much ruin his reputation. He didn't really elaborate because it upset him so much, but it was something connected to his practice's overall safety against COVID which would destroy him.
So he took the vaxx under duress just to protect his life's work and he was deathly sick for a few weeks and slowly became better, now with permanent mild flu symptoms. The bitch secretary ended up quitting a few weeks later so it was all for nothing... Its fucked.
Oh man, I'd make sure she's always looking over her shoulder...
That's the biggest cap I've heard but if truee your family member sounds like the biggest beta. He gets what deserves for taking it.
Its sad to see it happen to someone you love and care about but yep... no refunds.
Then everybody clapped.
My apologies... I forgot that only mundane stories told on the internet are true.
I believe these medical insurance network and partnership programs do indeed have bonuses and incentives.
One cited looks like it was screenshots of info about the Michigan blue cross blue shield program. https://vaccinesworkblog.wordpress.com/2016/08/19/do-doctors-get-paid-to-vaccinate/
Quote from thw writer the only chronic disease on the list is hepatitis. polio isnt an issue unless your kids eating DDT . Funny how Auto immune/chronic diseases have increased, along with neurological disease and infant mortality shots dot seem to be slowing them down.
I seriously doubt most doctors would admit to this if it's true. I don't doubt it, but I'm not sure about it either
There's perks to becoming blue cross blue shield member provider You get lots of clients and blue cross reimburses you. Bonuses, incentives etc
Doctors should be spit on regularly
This is the first I've heard of this but I believe you're telling the truth. It would explain the behavior of the doctors I've had contact with. One in particular seemed unusually please that I would try a nasal spray they recommended. I tried it once and put the bottle in my cabinet. In fact I have found that doctoring now days is more about collecting money than it is about finding the cause of the problem. To me it sounds like unethical behavior to reward doctors for prescribing certain medicines....like a kickback...
Unethical.....
i am wholly ignorant of the business side of medical practice. anyone know how much truth there is to the pic in the post?
I doubt this, however, if it is valid then people should start class action suits against the insurance companies. People should start them anyways bc the Ins was paying for it, approving it, and deeming it "medically necessary". Sue Big Insurance, and they'll turn/go after Big Pharma. All the big "isms" should tear each other apart.
anyone got a source on this bluecross policy?