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by jrs235 1818 days ago
Sometimes the trust issue is more about fraudulent claims than one's ability to practice medicine...
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jakelazaroff 1818 days ago
Then why is he still in business? If he's committing insurance fraud, then the insurance company should work with regulators to stop and potentially prosecute him. The onus to prevent fraud should not be on me as a patient.
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inetknght 1818 days ago
> If there's reason to not trust Dr. Nick, then surely the insurance company must disclose it.

That should include "we think Dr. Nick makes fraudulent claims"

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