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By Michel Accad MD

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PODCAST: Dr. Michel Accad: Why Can’t We Pay Cash for Doctors?

By Michel Accad MD

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Dr. Michel Accad: Why Can’t We Pay Cash for Doctors?

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Eschewing Third Party Insurance Payers

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Understanding the Domestic “Shadow Economy”

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Dr David E Marcinko MBARecently, new highs for the DJIA and some better than expected jobs numbers pointed an outward sign of the US  economy’s continued — though sluggish — recovery from the Great Recession.

Workers in the Shadows

But, there may be another explanation for why consumers keep spending more despite higher payroll taxes and more pain at the gas pump.

Edgar Feige PhD Speaks

That reason is a thriving shadow economy, estimated to have reached as much as $2 trillion last year, according to a study (.pdf file) co-written by Edgar Feige, an economist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Assessment

A shadow economy is one where workers turn to employment that pays under-the-table. While that sometimes includes illegal activity, such as drug dealing, much of the shadow economy today appears to be in areas like service work such as babysitting; medicine, eye, foot and dental care; and working construction jobs for cash.

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And so, are new medical practice business models like retainer and concierge medicine, direct/private pay, or cash care more or less prone to participation in the underground healthcare economy?

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Pre-reform, many hospitals experience significant uncompensated care costs from self-pay patients.

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This infographic illustrates the variation in self-pay uncompensated care costs across US hospitals and regions.

Assessment

Despite the uncompensated care risk, 1/6th of self-pay inpatients are scheduled admissions, though their procedures are much less elective than the procedures of the insured.

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