
There are not enough participating psychiatrists to accommodate all who would seek treatment if it were affordable. This is not a good situation.
There are not enough participating psychiatrists to accommodate all who would seek treatment if it were affordable. This is not a good situation.
By now, insured Americans are familiar with the routine “cost-saving” measures created and implemented by insurance companies. What is probably not known to most people, however, are the routine oversight procedures that intrude on patient care, aggravate “providers,” and consume untold amounts of time.
Published: June 23rd 2011 | Updated:
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