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I have heard alot about this being from Kansas and from what I heard as of to date it is not set up very well and the docs are ones that couldn't keep a practice open on their own.---MDS
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I would be interested to hear from what sources you have gotten this info from, MDS.
Not that I'm attacking you or anything, but rather, I have observed firsthand how a revolutionary (in this case Dr, Lee) is attacked by GREEDHEADS who naturally, wish to keep the
status quo. And they've got the money to get the media to cast doubts upon those revolutionaries, and cause ordinary people to have doubts. It's just "black P.R."
In fact, yeah, your statement may be correct: The interviewer asked her if her type of practice was $$$ viable (in the face of the "Managed Care" greedheads,) and she replied that, basically, "according to a new study, patients respond to cohesive and co-commitant care, and heal better that those in the 'manged care' system." (Note: not an exact quote)
Now look at what she's actually saying: She totally misses the point about whether or not the HMO industry gives a flying **** whether or not patients get better, or die. (And they don't!

It's all dollars to those creeps)
What her statement reveals is a
total commitment to healing the sick!
So does Dr. Lee have a blind spot about business matters? Well, maybe she does....but I just
don't think that's the point about what she's doing.
And that's why I admire her and her colleagues so much.