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I know money isn't everything, but I was listening to some nurses speak about doctors--difference between DO and MD...they were sayin that DO's earn more money than MD's because of the way they handle insurance claims...i mean if this is true, its a big thumbs up for DO's!!! haha i personally dont care, but someone on this board might find this interesting...PLEASE CORRECT ME IF IM WRONG PLEAZZZZE!!!

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MedicineNutt said:
I know money isn't everything, but I was listening to some nurses speak about doctors--difference between DO and MD...they were sayin that DO's earn more money than MD's because of the way they handle insurance claims...i mean if this is true, its a big thumbs up for DO's!!! haha i personally dont care, but someone on this board might find this interesting...PLEASE CORRECT ME IF IM WRONG PLEAZZZZE!!!

it's a myth
Do's do the same damn thing MD's do...so why would they earn more money...docs in general who only focus on high end clients and claim to use advanced procedures snake their way through the system and reduce the number of deductions insurance companies can claim for a patient's treatment (and then again they may not even take patients who rely on some type of healthcare plan)
 
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How Come? is this true or false?? just want clarification
 
riceman04 said:
it's a myth
Do's do the same damn thing MD's do...so why would they earn more money...docs in general who only focus on high end clients and claim to use advanced procedures snake their way through the system and reduce the number of deductions insurance companies can claim for a patient's treatment (and then again they may not even take patients who rely on some type of healthcare plan)

ok got it...some stupid nurses then!! lol...someone close this thread before there is war
 
The only extra moohlah comes from being able to bill for OMM, OMM is indeed a billable procedure.

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