Please point out the difference in physician reimbursement between an "Obamacare" policy and another one from the same company?
You're lying again. Please prove your ridiculous assertions. Otherwise remind everybody that you're part of the healthcare community that's been gaming the system for decades and responsible in large part for the sorry fucking state of our fractured health care system.
better yet, shut the fuck up already.
Originally Posted by Yssup Rider
Are you being serious? I can't tell if you truly don't know, or your life is so filled with hatred, you can't control yourself. Either way, neither apply to me, so I will be happy to explain it you. I will start out simple and then if you have further or specific questions, again, I will be happy to assist.
As with Medicaid, the new metallic plans offered through the exchanges have reimbursements for each code and the government determines the price it will reimburse for each code to the healthcare provider. The doctors have no say in the matter. In the private insurance market, the price is pre-determined for each code and negotiated between the insurance company and the healthcare provider.
So, under Obamacare, Company A will sell a metallic insurance policy through the exchanges and they will reimburse healthcare providers based on the rates per code as set by the government, and the policies they sell to the private market will still be negotiated between the insurance company and the healthcare provider. As of to date, there are only minimum requirements that EVERY policy must have, but there is no minimum or maximum as to what an insurance policy in the private market must pay to the doctor/healthcare provider.