It's like writing your own paycheques

[FluffyMcDeath]

Diagnose them with cancer, make a bundle on treating them. If they are lucky they'll live but chemo is not something a healthy person should ever take. It's shockingly bad for you.

It would be kind of like arms manufacturers diagnosing world problem that need to be treated with the generous applications of weapons.

 

[Robert]

Michigan doctor admits to falsely diagnosing patients with cancer in order to profit from their unnecessary chemo treatments

What a scumbag but if the system can be exploited in this way, then it will be.

It would be kind of like arms manufacturers diagnosing world problem that need to be treated with the generous applications of weapons.

Kind of like that indeed.

 

[metalman]

Michigan Hematology Oncology, P.C.

"Dr Fata was consistently rated as one of the best cancer doctors in the area by his colleagues, was repeatedly published, and got National Institutes of Health grants from the government for research and studies."

"He employed three foreign doctors who were not licensed in the United States to examine the patients and provide an initial diagnosis. . . .
The unlicensed doctors were assigned to examine Dr. Fata’s patients and complete write-ups of their exam. Dr. Fata typically sees his patients for only a few minutes at the end of their typical 2-4 hour visit to the clinic. The rest of the patients’ time is spent with the unlicensed doctors and other MHO staff. This arrangement allowed Dr Fata to routinely bill 50-70 patients per day"