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phoenix :
this country is under attack
2026-11-13 05:06:43
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markemonte :
Deal with only private insurance that does not do this.
2026-11-13 03:43:16
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user854592085471 :
It is so ridiculous. My dermatologist told me this exact thing yesterday. He said it is putting people at risk for no reason whatsoever.
2026-11-13 04:02:02
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Debra :
It's going to be 2 appointments, a burden for both paient and MD.
2026-11-13 15:48:22
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AmandaVDaulton :
But that’s preventative care.
2026-11-13 11:30:45
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crocodiles0 :
Terrifying …someone who has had melanoma and Basel cells…..this is ridiculous
2026-11-13 18:41:44
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Jillybean :
When is this going into effect?
2026-11-13 17:58:43
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Rosa :
I am PISSED
2026-11-13 18:10:49
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LakeLife :
That’s why I don’t understand why the push for socialized medicine if money isn’t making it to the staff and providers it is being reduced and consolidated 😳
2026-11-13 10:57:49
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mistory1111 :
.......uh what are you gonna do when med4all goes down...you CAN accept the payment,
2026-11-13 08:47:54
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remotedoc :
We all are cut
2026-11-13 16:27:49
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jezebel_fahrquahar :
Death by a thousand cuts.
2026-11-13 06:00:20
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Max0717 :
What can we do to help? I get checks every 6 months, they find something each time
2026-11-13 04:02:32
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Jules :
This is insane.
2026-11-13 03:20:05
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Robin :
Medicare is ridiculous we can not afford to get sick or end up in a hospital they took so many things away for the new plan year 2027
2026-11-13 06:12:10
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Carrie :
No they aren't, they are hoping the patient won't come back for a second appointment. They did this years ago in dental. If a patient needed a crown and while prepping for the crown, we remove decay. If the decay gets too large, we have to do a "buildup" in order to put back enough disease free tooth structure to place the crown on. Insurance now said, if a buildup is needed, it can't be done the same day. So now, we remove disease, place the buildup and then make the patient come back to do the crown. We have to pay for op setup supplies, pay for anesthesia again, the patient has to get numb, again, lose time from work etc etc. They (insurance) knows that many patients will just not come back. The tooth is now disease free, and no longer hurting, the insurance wants the patient not to come back. Even though, we know with 100% certainty, the tooth will break, we don't know when but we know it it. The insurance is not only hoping they don't come back, they are also betting the patient has a different insurance in a year or two, and they just saved their investors $1k+. They are criminals OH and to let every person reading this, the BIGGEST CRIMINAL is Delta Dental. They are the biggest, and the worst payers. They actually hurt patients, they now own their own offices, their own lobbyists to create fee schedules and it's 100% a monopoly. I wish people knew, to pick ANY OTHER DENTAL INSURANCE than Delta Dental.......they are hurting your health, I'm not exaggerating. Ask anyone in the dental field.
2026-11-13 06:13:18
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tothemoon42002 :
So are you pro medicare for all?
2026-11-13 03:42:41
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gray :
While i think the vast majority of people in the US finally understand how outrageous the cost of US healthcare is, i'm not sure we've collectively grasped how inaccessible things like testing are here. I've spent half of the year in mexico since 2021, last november i found a lump, i messaged my gp on whatsapp immediately. I went in for an ultrasound and bloodwork the next day and left that appointment with a folder full of high res images so i could take them with me wherever i decided to go for future testing. I paid $60 usd. This process would have taken multiple appointments over the span of several months in the US and clearly been exponentially more expensive. Not dermatology obviously but same concept. None of this should be this complicated and it truly doesn't have to be.
2026-11-13 08:07:22
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Franz :
Insane
2026-11-13 02:16:10
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LeslieB :
I saw where removal of 10 moles was not covered by insurance. The Dr on the phone with Medicare got no where.
2026-11-13 03:14:32
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Collywood :
Unbelievable!!
2026-11-13 03:39:25
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Rushian :
Are you saying if you find something suspicious looking, you can’t do a biopsy? That Medicare won’t pay for a biopsy?
2026-11-13 05:50:56
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D :
how does this make sense to have the patient come back? both us and insurer are paying for that extra doctor visit
2026-11-13 16:55:08
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robertbest605 :
Couldn’t agree with you more. I’ve had stage 2 melanoma years ago and get checked every 3 or 4 months. I have excellent care and my dermatologist has kept me alive. This is what the future of government controlled healthcare looks like. I hope you will fight this as best you can as it degrades the quality of care.
2026-11-13 17:17:15
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My 2 cents :
I read it and it says that you will get paid 100% of whatever the highest service is and you get paid 80% of whatever the secondary services is so a 20% reduction in Billing from what was previously billed as two full same-day service. 200% for one visit which is what was being charged before. I can see where there issue is. You don’t want to take a 20% cut in a service you can book into one appointment and bill like it’s two. I think we have way to many people that have MD in their title but they don’t do it for the oath as much as they do it for the money.
2026-11-13 16:20:08
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