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1/22/2010, MediBid.com: Business, Policy and Reform Impacted by Scott Brown Victory
With healthcare at the heart of the Massachusetts race, MediBid - the Marketplace for Medicine - comments on the implications of Scott Brown's victory for business, political reform and public policy.
Paso Robles, California - January 22, 2010. While stocks prices slipped Wednesday for many healthcare companies, one new business has a bright outlook. MediBid - The Marketplace for Medicine - believes that Brown's victory reflects an underlying demand to let free-market principles drive the change in healthcare.
1/5/2010, MediBid Opens Online Portal - Deal or No Deal Biding for Medical Services
One more site MediBid, where physicians and patients can set pricing and "bid" on procedures has appeared on the internet. What I found interesting here was the use of a new word, "highcostectomy". I think we can all use one of those.
1/2/2010, Travelocity
"MediBid helps physicians to expand their fee-for-service practice through private contracting," said MediBid founder and CEO Ralph Weber. "By removing the middleman from medical care, MediBid makes it possible for the uninsured, the underinsured...
12/30/2009, MediBid Empowers Physicians to Expand Their Fee for Service Practice With New Online Portal
With over 45 million uninsured in the United States and a healthcare debate raging hotly over President Barack Obama's plans for health insurance reform in the United States, one visionary company has created a solution to the healthcare issues that transcends traditional boundaries. MediBid connects physicians to patients in a free-market environment without care for their insurance plan or even their native country. The MediBid portal connects patients directly to doctors. Participating physicians can expand their practice by offering medical services to cash paying patients without interference from the medical middlemen who drive costs skyward without improving care.
Paso Robles, California - December 30, 2009 - The costs of running a healthcare practice have skyrocketed in recent years. This poses a significant challenge to physicians who simply want to provide quality care to their patients. As politicians debate solutions in the United States, medical tourism takes patients around the globe in search of care they could get right in their own backyard.