ALL medical
CAREGIVERS
FROM
SOULPROVIDERS
doctors than business people.
When we joined these large organizations we
thought that they would leave us alone so we could
just do medicine.
THAT THEY WOULD BE
TELLING US
 | how many patients we would | |
| have to see in a day | ||
| how much time we could spend with them | |
| if we could work in hospitals or perform | |
| the procedures we were trained to do | ||
| what specialists what laboratories and | |
| what hospitals we could use | ||
| what productions quotas we would need | |
| to keep our jobs |
what we thought were medical decisions
have become business decisions
 | corporations have compromised your | |
| ability to give compassionate and comprehensive care | ||
| If we ONLY wanted to make money we all | |
| we would be MBA's | ||
| You can't treat people's illnesses and | |
| suffering as if they are line items on a quarterly report. |
way out
 | you can give the type of care that | |
| you believe is best for your patients | ||
| you can spend the amount of time | |
| that YOU think each patient needs | ||
| you can maintain the scope of | |
| practice that you want to | ||
| You can practice with | |
| computerized medical records | ||
| You can have a warm caring office | |
| staffed by people whom you hired who have better wages and working conditions then what most corporations offer | ||
| you can see medicare and even no | |
| insurance patients |
MINIMUM OF 14
PATIENTS A DAY
AND STILL MAKE an
average primary care
salary .
DAVESCHUME@AOL.COM AND
SCHEDULE A FREE CONSULTATION THAT
OUTLINES OUR LOW OVERHEAD PRIVATE
PRACTICE
