If only they really would...

You're kidding, the powers that be are interested in our opinions? This has to be a joke...

It's a parody website called GomerBlog.com for medical professionals. It's the medical version of "The Onion".

Good joke!

I love Gomerblog. I read that and I only wish that would happen. If I share on facebook I have to post a disclaimer with it that it is a satire site. My husband saw something I posted from it and he really thought it was true. I had to explain that it was just satire.

You're kidding, the powers that be are interested in our opinions? This has to be a joke...

Of course it's a joke, and a good one :) I love GomerBlog!

If patients knew that the amount of their bill that the insurance carrier will pay is directly related to how THEY handle themselves when interacting with medical professionals...my, wouldn't that change a few things?

Suddenly, "the customer is always right" mentality goes out the window. They would have to show up for their appointments, ON TIME, or cancel them per the policy they agreed to at the time they made that appointment.

They'd have to smile and be pleasant, and say "I have the time" when the provider says "I'm sorry, running behind, your appointment is going to be about 10-15 minutes later than scheduled".

They'd be required to comply with all medications and treatments as ordered, or their visit will not be covered in any way. Or, the visit at which they were given those instructions would be covered, but any follow-up at which they disclosed their non-compliance---and let's face it, it can be pretty obvious!--they'd have no coverage for that.

Hmmm. Could be a different, brighter, happier world in healthcare, LOL....

I got real happy for a second, sigh, if only.....

Of course it's a joke, and a good one :) I love GomerBlog!

If patients knew that the amount of their bill that the insurance carrier will pay is directly related to how THEY handle themselves when interacting with medical professionals...my, wouldn't that change a few things?

Suddenly, "the customer is always right" mentality goes out the window. They would have to show up for their appointments, ON TIME, or cancel them per the policy they agreed to at the time they made that appointment.

They'd have to smile and be pleasant, and say "I have the time" when the provider says "I'm sorry, running behind, your appointment is going to be about 10-15 minutes later than scheduled".

They'd be required to comply with all medications and treatments as ordered, or their visit will not be covered in any way. Or, the visit at which they were given those instructions would be covered, but any follow-up at which they disclosed their non-compliance---and let's face it, it can be pretty obvious!--they'd have no coverage for that.

Hmmm. Could be a different, brighter, happier world in healthcare, LOL....

THIS!!!!!!! ^^^^^^^^

Sounds like a great idea . . . if only it were real!