Guest guest Posted October 11, 2006 Report Share Posted October 11, 2006 Don, It has been almost a year now since I resigned from ASHN. I can't tell you how comfortable it is working today!!! I am still a provider with ODS after signing with them individually, and have just been accepted with Providence again though I had to go through the back door to do it, and I don't have to listen to the ignorant A** holes who are our colleagues at ASHN. My front desk is happier than clams that they don't have to deal with the payment section of ASHN all the time because of improper payment etc. I would suggest to anyone who is looking for an easier life to go ahead and make the jump from controlled access care. Yes, you will lose a couple of patients, but face it, you aren't getting paid for them anyway, and your schedule will open up for full paying patients. I wouldn't have believed there would have been so much less paperwork and an easier time in practice until I actually did it, even after reading letters from other docs that had done this same thing in the past. I just thought they were bragging and blowing hot air. If everyone cancelled this type of contract, where would the insurance industry go? Things would have to change or insurances would not be able to offer chiropractic care. And come on, think of it, we are being used as a marketing tool by these insurance companies because we are what industry is demanding. It is about time we drive our own train like the dental profession did when HMO's were being formed, they stuck together for the most part. Grice, DC Albany, OR (suburb of the suburb of Sweet Home) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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