This will kill most solo and group practices of less than 3 MD's causing the disappearance of private and personal health care and allowing for forced intuitional (UMC like) healthcare for all.
Not the nest care for grandma and grandpa
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Will Palafox
11 years ago
Go Dad!
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Max Peralta MD
11 years ago
I have yet to see the benefits of the transition to ICD 10 on patient care.
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Manuel D Lopez
11 years ago
Thank you for your consideration.
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Stephen Purdy
11 years ago
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The implementation of government programs like this do not promote better patient care. It only ensures that we spend more time staring at a computer screen clicking buttons rather than addressing our patients' actual health concerns.
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Marc Ellman MD
11 years ago
Besides forcing us to spend more time choosing codes and thus less time with patients, the administrative and financial burden to practices will be immense. Thank you for your support.
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Salim Mathew
11 years ago
The potential coding changes will not improve patient care it will rather increase time spent in front of a computer instead of a patient
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Dinesh Bahl
11 years ago
Please stop ICD-10 implementation. Contact me with any questions with regards to how it negatively impacts health care delivery and distances the physician further from the patient. Thank you.
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Greg Trubowitsch, MD
11 years ago
Does the US want physicians to be clerks or help patients?
ICD-10 burden will cause fewer patients to be seen. That simple.
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William Boushka
11 years ago
ICD10 is bad for medicine. It is an administrative nightmare.
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Carmela Morales
11 years ago
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Although my electronic health records are ID 10 ready, insurance providers are not. We have been advised to keep 6 months worth of funds in anticipation of delays from insurance providers. Not acceptable!
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jeff krantz
11 years ago
Stop implementation, and reform this situation.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Causes physicians to focus time away from patient care and more and more clerical work. Now paperwork takes more time than patient care! When is it going to stop? AMA REPRESENTS WHO? The one that pays them roughly $40 million....federal government.....not physicians!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Causes physicians to focus time away from patient care and more and more clerical work. Now paperwork takes more time than patient care! When is it going to stop? AMA REPRESENTS WHO? The one that pays them roughly $40 million....federal government.....not physicians!
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Arianna Bender MD
11 years ago
Agree with petition!
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Alejandro Borrego
11 years ago
Back to ICD 9
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Daniel Voglewede
11 years ago
How does increasing cost and loss of time benefit the patient.
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Dean Smith
11 years ago
Please stop the implementation of ICD 10. It is massive bureaucracy we do not need.
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Ileana L Kim
11 years ago
Physician spouse & concerned about our medical community.
This will kill most solo and group practices of less than 3 MD's causing the disappearance of private and personal health care and allowing for forced intuitional (UMC like) healthcare for all. Not the nest care for grandma and grandpa
Go Dad!
I have yet to see the benefits of the transition to ICD 10 on patient care.
Thank you for your consideration.
The implementation of government programs like this do not promote better patient care. It only ensures that we spend more time staring at a computer screen clicking buttons rather than addressing our patients' actual health concerns.
Besides forcing us to spend more time choosing codes and thus less time with patients, the administrative and financial burden to practices will be immense. Thank you for your support.
The potential coding changes will not improve patient care it will rather increase time spent in front of a computer instead of a patient
Please stop ICD-10 implementation. Contact me with any questions with regards to how it negatively impacts health care delivery and distances the physician further from the patient. Thank you.
Does the US want physicians to be clerks or help patients? ICD-10 burden will cause fewer patients to be seen. That simple.
ICD10 is bad for medicine. It is an administrative nightmare.
Although my electronic health records are ID 10 ready, insurance providers are not. We have been advised to keep 6 months worth of funds in anticipation of delays from insurance providers. Not acceptable!
Stop implementation, and reform this situation.
Causes physicians to focus time away from patient care and more and more clerical work. Now paperwork takes more time than patient care! When is it going to stop? AMA REPRESENTS WHO? The one that pays them roughly $40 million....federal government.....not physicians!
Causes physicians to focus time away from patient care and more and more clerical work. Now paperwork takes more time than patient care! When is it going to stop? AMA REPRESENTS WHO? The one that pays them roughly $40 million....federal government.....not physicians!
Agree with petition!
Back to ICD 9
How does increasing cost and loss of time benefit the patient.
Please stop the implementation of ICD 10. It is massive bureaucracy we do not need.
Physician spouse & concerned about our medical community.
Please block ICD 10