How Do Medical Professionals Feel About the Supreme Court’s Health Care Decision?
- Posted on June 28, 2012 at 7:41pm by
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The American Medical Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics, among others, have voiced their support for the Supreme Court’s decision upholding the Affordable Care Act, but not all doctors, health care professionals and medical companies are in favor for it — or think they are going to benefit from it.
(Related: See other The Blaze coverage of Obamacare and the Supreme Court ruling)
CBS Local in New York shares one of these dissenting positions:
Dr. Alieta Eck, M.D. is the President of the American Association of Physicians and Surgeons. She has a practice in Piscataway.
“Doctors are going to be retiring. I’m not sure who’s gonna fill in the gaps,” said Dr. Eck. “There’s just not enough of us to fulfill this infinite demand for medical services.”
Dr. Eck adds that under Obama’s plan, many payouts will go down – and many practices will go under.
“We don’t have to go back to the way it is now,” Dr. Eck said. “It’s actually way too expensive for taxpayers the way it is now, but ‘Obamacare’ will actually be worse.”
Fox News reports Dr. Manny Alvarez saying that the Supreme Court’s decision doesn’t really affect health care reform as a whole in the first place. He writes that costs for medical treatment will continue to rise and inefficient treatment will result:
Let’s face it – federal health care regulations are like playing in Las Vegas. The house will always win. Most federal surveys about quality and patient satisfaction are designed to think that the patient has a voice in improving quality, but rather the results are calculated to cut costs, always against the back of physicians and hospitals and that will ultimately weaken the system and disenfranchise health care workers.
Kathryn Serkes, chairman of the Doctor Patient Medical Association (DPMA) took a similar stance as Alvarez on this one. In a statement issued to the Sacramento Bee she said, “Doctors on the frontlines clearly understand what Washington does not. Government-mandated ‘coverage’ is not the same thing as actual medical care.”
DPMA goes on to also note that 49 percent of doctors said they would stop accepting Medicaide patients with the passed Affordable Care Act.
“I want to focus on what is best for my patients and not what a government official deems cost effective…I would be willing to do charity care weekly for the poor and underinsured,” a family practitioner in Washington state wrote.
Still there are many who are in favor. The AMA has long supported the health care bill and widespread insurance coverage. In a statement about the Supreme Court’s decision, the AMA said that the health care reform law that has now been upheld by the high court will simplify administrative burdens, “including streamlining insurance claims, so physicians and their staff can spend more time with patients and less time on paperwork.”
The American Academy of Pediatrics has issued a statement saying the ruling indicates an investment in “children’s health.”
“Today is one for the history books,” said AAP President Dr. Robert Block in a statement. “As pediatricians, our number one goal is to keep children healthy, and we can now do so knowing that a landmark law prioritizes children’s health needs and provides them with the access to care, age-appropriate benefits and coverage options they need and deserve.”
As for how the law will affect drug and biotech companies, the Associated Press reported Les Funtleyder, health care fund manager at Poliwogg, a private equity fund for small investors, saying they may receive more business with an increasing customer base in 2014. This is because patients needing the most expensive drugs, for cancer and rare disorders, aren’t going without now – generally are getting them through government or industry patient assistance programs.
Medical device makers, on the other hand, will have to start paying a 2.3 percent tax beginning in January on their sales of devices such as pacemakers and CT scan machines imposed under the overhaul law.
One trade group for the industry, the Medical Device Manufacturers Association, said that Congress and the president must repeal the tax, arguing it would make it harder for companies to develop innovative new devices.
“It is clear that this misguided policy has already led to job losses and cuts to research and development,” Mark Leahey, the group’s president, said in a statement.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Gypsy123
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 10:21pmIt is just what the administration wants people to die and cut the population. Why else would they want to mandate something that starves people to death who can’t open a carton of milk. 130,000 people a year in europe under the same health care they just forced the middle class to pay for.
Report Post »MAMMY_NUNN
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 11:55pmIf your in the VA system and overweight they are already denying care.
Report Post »MAMMY_NUNN
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 11:57pmSay bye bye to the VA healthcare system.
Report Post »TheCoffinMaker
Posted on June 29, 2012 at 7:26amHow do the medical professionals feel?
Well, since most of them are illegal aliens too, I imagine they feel pretty good!
Report Post »JRook
Posted on June 29, 2012 at 10:19am“DPMA goes on to also note that 49 percent of doctors said they would stop accepting Medicaide patients with the passed Affordable Care Act.” Shouldn’t be a problem, just tie Medicare and Medicaid participation together and you’ll see very few physicians leave. The provider arguments here are laughable as they try and get the best of both worlds. They want payment rates to remain artificially high to cover the uninsured, even after the uninsured pool shrinks dramatically and such subsidization is no longer necessary. No doubt one of the likely and necessary results will be that the average physician income will go down a bit. For those here who always argue that teachers are overpaid, not sure how you will defend physician incomes continuing to go up faster than the rest of the workforce.
Report Post »MrKnowItAll
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 10:04pmI can tell you without a doubt that many Doctors will be CASH, Gold, or Silver ONLY!
Report Post »scrudge
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 9:49pmAh Yes….. get use to it…. goverment will decide weather or not you deserve the medication that would save your life… why yes goverment workers will be exempt.. the sky is the limit for them
Report Post »jman-6
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 9:59pmYup. I was asked my Dr this morning what he was gonna do n he said I havnt been accepting new medicare/caid patients in 2 yrs and he would start discharging the existing ones tomorrow. He also said he would go concierge for a little while and then retire.
Report Post »HumbleMan
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 11:41pmMine retired last year. I asked him if it was because of Obamacare, and he confirmed. The replacements are less prepared and less professional. It’s truly a shame.
Report Post »abbygirl1994
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 9:20pmNo one will want to be a doctor under Obamacare! But really, they charge to much! Its greed people, just greed!
Report Post »GhostOfJefferson
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 10:53pmNo, it’s Medicare/Medicaid. They were the camel’s nose under the tent. And 9/10 of you folks will defend both programs. Prior to 1962, 99% of people could walk into a doctor’s and pay cash out of the wallet. Welcome to what socialism has done, suckers.
Report Post »Dismayed Veteran
Posted on June 29, 2012 at 11:25amGhost
I would rather have my medicare tax refuned to me in a lump sum. I have paying into this boondoggle since it was created. Before Medicare, I could get a sports physical for $2.00 (1963). Our family doctor did house calls for free. He stiched up a a complex fracture to my right little finger and set it in his office for $10.00.
Report Post »Governmentstinks
Posted on June 29, 2012 at 2:56pmThey charge too much, greed! You deal with the overhead and government regulations and see how much you’d have to charge. How about malpratice insurance costs? http://www.ehow.com/about_5514154_average-cost-medical-malpractice-insurance.html
Report Post »Spend the time a doctor spends in training then make stupid comments.
Governmentstinks
Posted on June 29, 2012 at 3:02pmThey charge too much, Greed. You run a business dealing with the government regulations and overhead, ever hear of malpratice insurance, http://www.ehow.com/about_5514154_average-cost-medical-malpractice-insurance.html they have to deal with and then talk.
Report Post »marcus_arealius
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 9:10pmDoctors get ready for this – OUTSOURCING. Your analysis and examination skills will be outsourced to far away places. Patients will go to ‘Medical scanning booths’ where they will hook themselves up with somewhat fool proof electrodes for ECG, Temp, Steth., etc.. A remote doctor will instruct them to palpate various places on their body and report if they feel it soft, hard, a mass, etc. Then in these private auto-sanitizing booths, they can disrobe and be scanned by high-res cameras for lesions, moles, etc. Get the picture? Blood drawn will be tested in the booth along with other excretions if so ordered. The only local US medical jobs will be surgery and that will ultimately be replaced by surgical robots, which as you know already exist (prostate for example?).. So say goodbye to those big dollar salaries and lifestyles.. Medical colleges? Down the drain. Why in hell would someone spend up to 8 more years after college and several hundred thousand dollars for a job that pays the same as a GM factory assembler? Watch my space for more on this subject. You are all SCREWED.
Report Post »marcus_arealius
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 9:29pmI forgot to include why I wrote what I did – In order to make health care ‘Affordable’, your doctor will be in India. It might be of value to start learning Hindi.
Report Post »Individualism
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 9:04pmSocialized Medicine like Canada eh? Thank Romney the creator and Obama the copier for that.
MRMANN
Posted on June 29, 2012 at 4:05amI truly hope that the sources quoted in this article are wrong.
Report Post »sandrunner
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Report Post »Mutiny
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 9:09pmSo are you still voting for Romney? Because you know he created it, called for a national health care mandate in 2007 and in 2009 said he was glad Obama was using his plan.
Report Post »scrudge
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 9:52pmdont argue with DICTATOR oBOZO
Report Post »RaptorEP
Posted on June 29, 2012 at 4:43pmHey Mutiny no one’s perfect, and besides Obumer add so much more **** in his plan that Romney’s looks like a fiscal wet dream. Romney DID NOT have mandates, DID NOT cost $2 Trillion Dollars, and DID NOT penalize people who choose to be uninsured or can’t afford it. I rather have the Romney’s OPTIONAL plan designed to compete with the private insures, then Obumer’s SOCIALIZED TAKEOVER. Which will drive small business into the ground, hell even the big corps are going to drop heathcare cause it’s cheaper to pay the tax penalty then bear the extra costs.
Report Post »nosharia
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:57pmThe cream always rises to the top. The good doctors will leave and we will be left with the shi–y ones.
Report Post »girlnurse
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:51pmRead it and weep!
Report Post »http://tommydavis.wordpress.com/2009/07/26/horrors-in-the-obamacare-bill-by-eric-farris-jd/
sandrunner
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 9:08pmObama Health TAX…Obama health TAX…OBAMA HEALTH TAX…OH HELL
Report Post »ThePostman
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:50pmThe 1% will still be able to afford their doctors. The only thing this does is to make the middle class, the lowest wage earners who still pay taxes, fall into an even more desperate financial condition AND their healthcare will fall to the lowest common denominator, that of the homeless.
Nice job, Obama. You have single-handedly destroyed the backbone of America. We will ALL have to submit to the federal government now.
But you had better watch out – when we stop paying taxes entirely, the government collapses, and your currency collapses, and we will once again be a free people.
Report Post »angelcat
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 9:17pmEactly! My doctor told a friend who had an appointment that as of September he would be a concierge doctor. The cost will be $1650 a year per adult. He said that obamacare would require him to see 35-40 patients a day, and that there is no way he could give each patient the time he/she deserved under those conditions – and the paperwork will be horrendous. So my husband and I and most of our doctor’s patients will be looking for for a new doctor. I have several friends whose doctors have told them exactly the same thing or whose doctors have told them they would retire if Obamacare was upheld. There is going to be a horrendous doctor shortage for many more patients. Health care will suffer horribly – except for the rich.
Report Post »ThePostman
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:46pmOf COURSE the AMA is going to support it – it is their job to get as much money for doctors as possible, and with 30 million new patients all clamoring for their constituent’s care, the hourly wage of a doctor is going to go through the roof.
Americans are being raped by their health care system now. It is so easy to see how we are being taken advantage of. First, excessive regulation makes it hard to be a doctor and makes it hard to market a new drug. Prices go up. Then insurance steps in and removes the patient doctor relationship, which includes haggling over price. Prices go up. Then Medicare, Medicade, and a slew of other “free” government programs enter the fray and bring more patients (with the same number of doctors) and the prices go up. Not only that, but insurance and the government has negotiated special deals for their patients, so that doctors have to artificially inflate their quoted rates even further. One doctor has 6 back office people negotiating with insurance comanies just to get them to pay for the procedures that they do cover. Higher costs. NOW, government has ORDERED all americans to buy healthcare insurance – the price of insurance is going to go WAY up, the price of a doctor visit is going to go WAY up. It is EASY to see – they are going to get every dime that you had, and they are going to take your house, car and everything you own, including your kid’s college education. And if you don’t like it, you can hire a lawyer for $500/hr, and LOS
Report Post »drdavenw
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:45pmThe AMA only represents 17% of physicians. Why? Because their progressive agenda is not shared by the majority of practicing physicians, who dropped their AMA membership years ago. Unfortunately, it is the “go-to“ source for lazy journalists who need a statement from the ”medical establishment”, much like Al Sharpton “represents” the black community. The AAP has been on a socialized medicine tirade since the 1980s. Check out docs4patientcare.org for a more traditional patient-centered view.
Report Post »The_Jerk
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:37pmThe AMA is a joke and an embarrassment to physicians, which is why most refuse to join. The AMA is the political left of medicine, much like academia.
Report Post »leftcoastslut
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:35pmObama said he was not going to raise taxes on the middle class, only the rich who make over $250,000. Court rules this a tax. So guess what bubba, another lie from the Obama adfministration. Tea anyone? I like mine with 2 lumps.
Report Post »leftcoastslut
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:30pmI work for two doctors, haven‘t spoken to one about the issue but the other said he is going to now send a contribution to Romney’s camp.
Report Post »BurntHills
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:23pmadding it up what OBAMATAX has done to decimate this family’s quality healthcare, this extended family will lose 7 doctors ”retiring” as of Dec 2012, with 4 who retired last year. and 3 Drs more already do not accept Medicare since 2010.
no doubts that the OBAMATAX will murder MILLIONS of elderly Americans in 2013-2014 when it denies them healthcare — NEVER FORGET that vile animal obama said instead of Granny having that lifesaving surgery, she should JUST TAKE A PAIN PILL and accept euthansia counseling.
Report Post »Baddoggy
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:11pmHey Docs…How you gonna like that forced labor? Methinks you will not…
Report Post »rickc34
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:25pmMany Doctors will be leaving their practice or going on a cash only basis . I personally know of 11 that are leaving their practice and 4 that are planning on going on a cash only starting this year and the cash only will not have a staff to save so job loss in the health care field. So prepare for long waits for both appointments and surgery . Also increased cost, why do you think so many people from other country’s came to the United States for medical care. Might have to go to Israel after all they do have the best MD’s
Report Post »normbal
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:07pmNPI. National Provider ID number. This is the death knell of private health care. How? My medical license has been federalized. When I call in prescriptions now, it’s no longer enough that I have a state license, a state controlled dangerous substance license, a DEA number, but I have to provide my NPI. This is a short step away from making participation in federal programs (amerigroup care, medicare) mandatory, or no lNPI, no license. I’ve tried running a concierge medical care service for five years and have run into billing nightmares and entitlement attitudes among my patients and the competition coming from urgent care businesses who will not only accept all insurance but drool at the prospect of taking on all single-party payer government “insurance” has killed my business model, the antique “pay as you go.” My board certification runs out in three years and after 25 years of practice, I may be retiring. Hell, I’m a disabled vet, I might go that route, why work harder for less money when I can just suckle at the public teat like my patients?
Report Post »GhostOfJefferson
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 10:56pmWhy would any man work as a slave? Get out now. I can guarantee you that 75% of your patients would vote to enslave you, given the chance. Get out. You’re a good person. Get out.
Report Post »michael48
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:02pmand still no attention to Lawyers retirement fund…medical mal-practice suits…made pretty boy edwards $100 million…this was never about HC…it always was about 21 NEW TAXES…pure and simple…suggest you libs line up at your lawyers office for a physical…bend over , rover…..
Report Post »jmcclena
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:01pmAll the medical professionals I know love it. So thankful this passed today. I have really enjoyed watching Glenn’s tantrum! I also enjoy how he will always leap on a chance to make a buck from his Beckbots with that “Coward” shirt. What a charlatan and a huckster.
Anyways, great day for the American people!
Report Post »hi
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:10pmTell me what they love about it.
Report Post »Baddoggy
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:10pmYou probably dont even know a Doctor…Idiot!
Report Post »BeingThere
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:35pmUn-American POS!!!!!
Report Post »ColoradoDad
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:42pmYou’re an idiot. You probably don’t know any doctors personally I am guessing. My wife has worked at many different facilities and for many different doctors and the concensus among them are if they decide not to retire, which many will, they will no longer accept any additional medi-caid or medi-cal patients. They already treat them different anyway, because they know that they either will not get paid, will get reduced payments, and will not receive payments for anywhere from 6 months to a year later. So your assessment of a great day for the american people is just nonsense. Go away Troll
Report Post »dublinthewagons
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 9:01pmThey aren’t doctors! Fool they work @ an animal clinic cleaning out horse stalls.
Report Post »I guess that’s a doctor to a progressive idiot
adeleeeee
Posted on June 29, 2012 at 6:04am@JMCCLENA
Are you kidding me? You LIAR LIAR LIAR LIAR LIAR f*** LIAR
Let me point a figure to an Asia country, Taiwan, who has health mandate by government and also had praised by stupid PBS how good the health care is in Taiwan. They have the health care for over 10 years and do you know what now?
Doctors are leaving!
Nurse are working in an overloading environment!
Losing Doctors in ER room!
Tons of Doctors transfer from the most loading department of hospital into a plastic surgery hospital!
This is our future!
Report Post »BelievinginAmerica
Posted on June 29, 2012 at 3:14pmI don’t believe you! My son in law is a doctor and D.O.. He has been complaining about it since the conception began in 2008. He quit “Family Practice” in 2010 and went to the E.R., now he is considering leaving that position because of the paperwork that comes with Obamacare. He is so fed up that he is considering another field all together. It’s really sad to see good doctors call it quits! We will be like Canada in no time. I live right next door to New Brunswick, CA and there are NO doctors there, they all come to the US. Almost all of our E.R. night shift doctors are from Canada they have nothing to loose because they already don’t make anything north of the border, thus leaving us with less than effective health care providers that only work the E.R.’s. We will be left with no family health care physicians to see in our local offices or clinics. GOOD JOB LIBERALS!!
P.S. Blame this on Romney if you want to, but if you don’t vote for Romney, this is all going to get a LOT WORSE! #AnyButObamaIn2012
Report Post »adeleeeee
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:00pmWow! Let me tell you what would happen next.
Report Post »Medical personnel will be the victim next to the entrepreneur. Doctor will be a job no one want to do. Nurse will start quitting their job, and the whole ERroom will be empty. Then the country will go bankrupt. I really don’t know what to say…
MEANS2RESIST
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 8:10pmIf this isn’t repealed by Romney when he beats obama like a red headed step child this Nov, it will be putting alot of good Dr’s out of business. As good physicians bail on this fu*ked up system, , it also lowers the bar for new doctors coming into practice. maybe obama wants affirmative action for entry into med school….if that is the case, theres going to be alot of voodoo witch doctor practice going on in the hood.
Report Post »Mark0331
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 7:56pm…and now watch, the moronic Left will ooze out in full force to discredit Doctors….they will show up on this thread and knock the opinions of Doctors who deal with this everyday…you know your Bat sh** crazy when in the course of this issue, you argue with the words/experiences of Doctors…typical predictable laughable Left…
Report Post »EqualJustice
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 7:51pmMy two doctor friends HATE IT! They can‘t afford any more gov’t insured patients now! They will retire early or maybe go into one of those “private small group practices” where you pay as you go and have your own personal doctor on call. I guess that is catching on with good doctors and rich people will never have to deal with this socialized crap anyway!
Report Post »Southernsoul
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 7:50pmI hope they feel like their income and ability to treat their patients is about to drop. Now they will be government workers just like the people at the DMV.
Report Post »hi
Posted on June 28, 2012 at 7:49pmI don’t know any docs but Affirmative Action ones who still belong to the AMA.
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