[Stoat]

"Timely notification that patients have entered the grace period will enable physicians to educate patients about the importance of paying their monthly premiums, as well as help physicians anticipate or mitigate the effect of potential claim denials in months 2 and 3 of the grace period and better manage the financial aspect of the patient encounter,

Translation:  Doctors can act as their own collections agency, and if they don't then they're stuck with the loss.  And the Government doesn't care.

[Mark]

What monthly fees? It’s free!!

[Pollster1]

The AMA helped the far left to shove ObamaCare down our throats, when they could have killed it. I have no sympathy for any AMA doctor who loses money or even goes bankrupt because they tried their hands at the crony capitalism game. Good riddance to those crooks. As for the decent physicians who tried to stop this or left (or never joined) the AMA, they have my respect, and I hope they survive this national disaster.

[Ingtar]

Strange game! The only way (for doctors) to win is not to play.

[drypowder]

wasn’t it part of the plan all along to get doctors to not provide medical service to people, especially baby boomers? The entire law is one big death panel and this country can thank every democrat, the Supreme Court and Justice Roberts in particularly and the Senate for allowing it and House for funding it. Kings and Queens have been beheaded for much much less.

[VerySadAmerican]

The AMA can go suck it. They were all in for obamacare and doctors appeared at the white house with obama. Now they’re crying the blues.

[SuperLuminal]

bump for later