(H/T to a half dozen people, but particularly to Instapundit and Ann Althouse.)
Thanks to direct on the scene reporting by Ann Althouse and others, it’s become clear that there are doctors giving out fraudulent doctor’s excuses to teachers and others at the anti-Walker demonstrations in Madison. In fact, Althouse has what sure sounds to me like a confession on tape:
… and the MacIver Institute also has a suspcious transaction:
I grew up in a Democrat/Union machine town; I used to be more or less inured to these things. I find I am no longer. I’m doubly angry now that mobs have forced the legislature to evacuate the Capitol in Madison, for fear of the peril the mobs represented.
One of Glenn’s commenters notes:
I’m a physician. I take care of patients. Yes indeed, if I were to give a doctor’s note to someone without conducting a proper medical evaluation (however brief), I’d be guilty of improper behavior and ethics and could be brought before the medical licensing board.
However, there’s another name for this: FRAUD. The teachers will use these notes to justify their absences and collect their pay. Both the doctors and the teachers are perpetrating a fraud.
Wonder if the Wisconsin attorney general could be motivated to look into that? At the very least, demand that any teacher turning in a doctor’s note over this work action also turn over the record of the medical ‘evaluation’. That would put a stop to this real quick.
These doctors are clearly identifiable. I think a complaint — or a large number of complaints — to the medical licensing board in Wisconsin would be appropriate.
That aside, I think the lines are being clearly drawn here: the public employee unions, in Wisconsin and elsewhere, have decided they have an unlimited right to our purses and property, and intend to use thuggery to preserve what they lost in the election. And this cannot be tolerated.
Some of my friends say, in horror, that this is “union busting”. I disagree, and even Politifact backs me up. But I say, if this is union busting, it’s time we made the most of it.
Updates (after fold)
Speaking of thuggery:
MADISON, Wisc. — Police officers in Madison detained and subsequently released a labor union operative who attempted, somewhat successfully, to destroy the speaker system at the Tea Party counter rally Saturday. [Emphasis mine.]
The puzzling — okay, it’s not puzzling, I’m more cynical than that — the striking thing here is that the police didn’t intervene when the union thug was merely destroying property to impede the Tea Partier’s right to speak; they did finally act when the thug progressed to assaulting the Tea Party guy; and they’ve already released the thug, apparently without charges.
Another Update
“Unlikely Hospitalist” at Pundit Press has more on the physicians involved.
Yet Another Update
One more video:
Well, as far as the cops going light on the union guys – could be under orders from the Governor to go soft (don’t want any martyrs)…or, it could be that the cops are taking sides and deciding that their own union solidarity trumps upholding the law.
I would hope it was the former and not the latter… the cops I know personally are good people, and typically fairly intelligent… if they were told to avoid making martyrs, they would probably follow orders.
However, I don’t know that many cops, maybe the ones I know are unusual specimens.
Teabaggers = useful idiots who act against their own economic interest. Like lemmings over a cliff the Koch sucking Teabaggers blindy follow their masters orders.
“The labor movement was the principal force that transformed misery and despair into hope and progress. Out of its bold struggles, economic and social reform gave birth to unemployment insurance, old-age pensions, government relief for the destitute and, above all, new wage levels that meant not mere survival but a tolerable life. The captains of industry did not lead this transformation; they resisted it until they were overcome. When in the thirties the wave of union organization crested over the nation, it carried to secure shores not only itself but the whole society.”
Martin Luther King Jr.
—Speech to the state convention of the Illinois AFL-CIO, Oct. 7, 1965
Praetorwellian, have you ever had an original thought? Or do you always regurgitate mindless socialist propaganda? I bet you’re real fun at a party.
I hope that you have some long-suffering parents or a trust fund that is paying 100% of your college expenses, Praetorian. I would hate to think that the tax payer is underwriting any direct costs for you to matriculate or even guaranteeing any loans. It’s pretty clear that no benefit to society is in the cards.
It is just amazing to me that the Koch brothers have recruited so many seeming average middle class people to act on their behalf and against their own economic interests. This is what happens with low-information voters. There is a term for this phenomenon , it’s called, “false consciousness.” You can look it up but it basically postulates that people often participate in their own oppression in the hopes that they can one day become like they oppressor they idolize (they never will). This describes the tea Party movement very well. The teabaggers are nothing more than Koch suckers for the conservative elite.
I think that most well-considered real world decisions and positions are amazing to you. I think they probably always will be if the level of understanding you display here doesn’t change. I doubt you’ll ever grow up and take responsibility for yourself until you’re forced to. You’ll stay a ward of the nanny state in some manner and ankle bite the producers who support you until then.
Now run along and daydream about teabagging or whatever other imaginary pursuit rings your bell while the adults chat.
It was nonsense when MLK said it and it’s even more ridiculous now.
The Bolshevik “Fleebaggers” will come back sooner or later and the bill will pass despite the efforts of “Democrats Against Democracy”. The shrieking and rending of garments that the Manic Progressives believe are advancing their cause are merely the rehearsal for the Public Employee Union’s funeral dirge.
The Koch sucking teabaggers who think this is great are the same ones that were dismayed by “Obama trying to shove legislation down their throats with no one having time to read or debate it.” This legislation hit the table last week and they were trying to pass it Monday or Tuesday. So a year is too short of a time to debate legislation, but less than a week seems ok. Hypocracy much?
Maybe Walker just has a general disdain for teachers due to his own inability to actually graduate from college. Moreover, to deny collective bargaining is an infringement on free speech. The justice department will be weighing in on this soon you can bet.
The Democrats won’t be returning anytime soon, bye the way.
Oh, thank goodness. So far this hadn’t really attracted any mindless trolling. I was a little worried I was losing my touch. But now, here we have homophobic sexual innuendo, ad hominems, extended semiappropriate quotations, repeated uses of the latest-issue verbal tropes along with the tiredest lefty cliches — truly an exemplar contribution to the genre.
We didn’t get any racist rants, but since it’s not obvious that I’m a member of a racial minority I suppose that would have been too much to ask.
What you said!!!
Praetorianbagger,
Your semi-literate rendering of Marx is painful to read.
Praetorian,
You dems are all the same. When they come for you and they take yours, when they make your children pay 75% of their earnings and when you are scared, who will you look to save you?
You don’t believe in a God, you don’t believe in the military and you sure as hell don’t believe in America, so what’s LEFT?
MRDAD
Mark, as I said, I grew up in a Democrat machine/union town. With that experience in mind, I’d have to take choice B.
Actually, now that I think of it, Denver is pretty much of a Democrat machine town. You might want to look back at my coverage of the 2008 DNC, where Michelle Malkin was threatened by a screaming mob, and I was assaulted while defending her, both under the noses of the Denver police. With tape of the events, the police pressed no charges, and I wish I’d gotten tape of the police sergeant (who, oddly, wasn’t wearing his name badge) telling me sneeringly that he could call an ambulance for me but had no intention of interfering.
(Google “Alex Jones is a consummate ass”. Even just googling “consummate ass” brings it up for me as link #2. Take that, Jones.)
Definitely the second choice: Police belong to unions. Case closed.
Most Cops will allow bricks, bottles and even Molotov cocktails to be hurled by any protester, as long as they are a UNION protester….
Been there, seen it happen.
Property damage, smashed windshields, general vandalism, threats bullying and getting slightly “roughed up” by Union thugs, in full view of the Police, is not going to generate much in the way of police involvement.
Been there, seen it numerous times….
You can put a bottle through a car windshield, right in front of a line of cops as long as the car driver was no-union (“management” or “scab” crossing their line) Innocent soccer mom who took a wrong turn? Yeah, they’ll grab the guy…but a counter-demonstrator having their property destroyed by a Union Thug? No chance at all.
Unless its an incredibly egregious, ongoing physical assault, one where you life is in jeopardy, they will stay out. A bloody nose, a punch in the face, or kicked a few times after being knocked to the ground are nothing that concerns them…..
They dont really CARE if you get killed, they just know that at some point its C.Y.A. time, especially if there are cameras rolling.
Much as I hate to say it…I suspect that Mr. Noonan is correct in his suspicion that the cops are going light on a fellow union member.
Governor Walker has admitted that the reason the new laws don’t apply to the public safety workers is for the safety of the public: in other words, we can not count on the police not striking, which would endanger public safety. At another time, he needs to heel those dogs as well. And have the National Guard mobilized to deal with striking police.
I am the physician quoted by Instapundit. Thank you for quoting me here.
I am incensed by today’s events in Madison. I’ve been a physician not quite 30 years. It was drummed into me in my training, and at every moment since, that my integrity and honesty matter. It matters to my patients, to my colleagues, to the community at large, and — both first and as a consequence — to me. Without these no patient and no doctor will trust me.
As doctors we sign all kinds of notes and documents. Scripts. Orders. Documentation letters. And yes, excuses from work and school. Who in the world is going to trust these doctors in the future? They’ve just shown us that they’ll sign phony excuse notes for their political fellow-travelers.
The doctors on the street in Madison are selling their white coats, and for what — politics? For a public employee union? Is that all their integrity is worth? What else will they do?
I hope their colleagues in Wisconsin will react to this. I hope a white coat still means something.
Steve, thank you for commenting. I agree with you. Plus, I’ve had some experience with HIPAA rules; it’s difficult to see how these folks could possibly be in compliance.
The folks at Pundit Press, who I just linked, seem to have identified several of the physicians involved. I’ve just written to their department chair for comment.
As to your last question, I’m reminded of a parable about a mess of pottage.
I can only hope that enough of these videos and comments get out before the Obama Senate figures out a way to control the internet.
If my doctor had done what the Doctors in WI did, I would find a new doctor.
Who wants to have a quack for a doctor? And all of those doctors were obviously malfunctioning in the jobs if they are really physicians.
This is just the beginning of what Obamacare wants to offer us. A doctor on the street corner who will offer you bad medical advice and an excuse, then send you off to protest all day.
Good move Obama. Those of us who saw you clearly over two years ago are reaffirmed in our view of you…again. Now, more people will know who and what you represent.
Thanks dude.
Normally I trust my doctors more than Presidents. Now, I’m questioning both equally. Next question for each and every doctor…do you like or want Obamacare. They say yes…I’m out of there.
If I were to identify my doctor as one of those handing out medical excuses, I’d be looking for another doctor forthwith, because clearly I could not trust his ethics. And do those people who so freely gave out their names, addresses, and medical history know for sure that they were talking to a real doctor?
Even if you are not is the state, write a letter of complaint to the WI Board of Medical Examiners. All letters have to be acted upon. Specify the doctor by name and as much identification as you can find. If nothing else, the doctor will be filling paper work for 5 years minimum. If the doctor does not have an open chart on any of the patients for whom he wrote a note, then he has an ethics problem. This can be associated with fines, increase in malpractice payments and all sorts of difficulty. The consequence to the letter writer, none.
@David & all readers:
Why not write to the major insurers too?
They should have something to say about THEIR exposure.
Of course their first action would be to cover up,
and try to smear the messengers.
Thanks for the link and I would like to take the time to agree in totality with the the thoughts of Dr White. I would add that I spent an incredible amount of time, sweat, tears and money to become a part of this very noble profession and refuse to sit by as it is sold out to political expediency. This is an abomination to the calling, Obamacare not-with-standing. Student Doctor McKenna claims there upwards of a dozen physicians on the streets filling out these forms and I want to know all of their names. Thus far, I am pretty sure of 5 of them. They all seem to be coming from the University of Wisconsin, Department of Family Medicine so they shouldn’t be that hard to track down if pictures can be obtained.
I would encourage all physicians whose integrity bristles at this demonstration to contact the Wisconsin Medical Licensing Board to lodge their complaints. In the mean time, if you come up with any other identifying documentation as to the identity of these folks please let me know.
The white coat still means something, so long as dedicated physicians continue to ensure that it does!
UH, thank you for commenting. I sympathize completely. I did my PhD work largely in Duke Hospital and absorbed at least some of the same attitude.
You might find this link of interest:
http://maciverinstitute.com/2011/02/fake-doctors-notes-being-handed-out-at-wisconsin-gov-union-rally/
The comments in the video I posted most recently note several names here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQRcNBWTOr8
I can’t confirm them, but looking at their pictures in the faculty pages at the UW School of Medicine Department of Family Medicine certainly makes it look plausible.
Charlie, those are the 5 names I have come up with as well. I have some thoughts regarding the lady diagnosing Brietbart with Walker Pnuemonia. I believe it is Diana DuPont, a physicians assistant, but haven’t sufficiently convinced myself of this. Here is her info~
http://www.fammed.wisc.edu/directory/9084
Just a few days ago the Obama DOJ proudly announced the arrests of dozens of doctors and nurses guilty of fraud in Medicare. Today, with the blessing of Obama and his Organizing for America and the DNC, unions protested for yet another day in Madison, Wisconsin, and we had doctors committing fraud by writing ‘excuses’ for them.
These “excuses” need to be accompanied by a diagnosis and submitted to insurance….we need to see the paper work on each “excuse”.
Wonder how many will put their careers on the line to follow through.
I don’t trust the cops one bit when it comes to unions. For one thing, remember that their union knows where they live. Second, some of the most vocal proponents of class warfare I’ve met have been cops. I was particularly amused as one of them denounced fat cat republicans while I was his wife’s guest at a party they’d thrown. Mister I’m one of the little guys getting screwed by the system owned a 3500 square foot home plus lake property in Wisconsin. There were more vehicles in the driveway than would fit in the three car garage and a full size swimming pool out back.
It is not just fraud, but the willful intent to break the law in cooperation with others.
That is called conspiracy.
Conspiracy to commit fraud… caught on video for the world to see.
If this is tolerated, then let’s quit pretending that we are a nation of laws. For it’s now the law of the jungle, eat or be eaten. The predators rule, and every one is their prey.
If unions engage in organized criminal activity, cancel their charters. They exist by permission of government, after all.
Oh, that’s right – they BRIBED the elected officials.
The little people have no recourse, but to buckle under and pay up.
We DO have the BEST government bribery can buy, after all.
Does the U of WI, Dept of Family Medicine receive any federal [that would be my tax dollars] funding? Can Congress get involved – conspiracy to commit fraud using federal funds rather sounds like something that needs examination
Of course they do:
1. Medicare funds for residency training expenses
2. Training grants for faculty
3. Research grants to the Univ of Wisconsin – direct to the medical school, heath care center, and the U as a whole…multiple levels – mission critical funding, in fact…
“Some of my friends say, in horror, that this is “union busting”.”
I guess the same friends prefer “taxpayer busting.”
It’s not “union busting”. It’s “trust busting”. The government unions have formed a nation-wide trust.
Trusts are bad for workers and consumers. Let’s bust it and dance at its passing.
“I wish I’d gotten tape of the police sergeant (who, oddly, wasn’t wearing his name badge)”
A cop not wearing a name badge in a potential riot situation is not unusual, at least in Chicago. FWIU this goes back to the 60s here and is probably standard procedue in big city depts. these days. If the shit hits the fan, they don’t want to be ID’d. Draw your own conclusions.
In Ohio the teachers as public employees could be indicted for theft in office: a felony
Oh and the doctors: complicity to theft in office: a felony.
There are reports of doctors on street corners in Madison handing out “excuses.” But in what might be the most unkind twist of all, “Crooks and Liars” is claiming these “doctors” aren’t doctors at all, but in fact are stooges working for Andrew Breitbart. Any teacher showing up back at school with one of these “excuses” is toast.
I guess it’s the Impossible Mission Force with their undetectable rubber face masks.
Obamacare… in action.
“Make them live up to their own rules”~Alinsky
File a license complaint against these doctors. Minimum cost of defense is $50K. Maybe covered by malpractice insurance, maybe not. Burn, Baby.
Why would the police not be interested in some of these openly flagrant violations you might ask? Those unfamiliar with the logistics of the area around the Madison capital should know that the University of Wisconsin campus begins imediately once you leave the capital square area. Probably more than any other city and state capital this size with a huge university in it’s midst, has the local city and county governments been influenced to such a degree than what exists in Madison today. Over the past decades, the names to describe Madison have become infamous. Berkley East, Peoples Republic of Madison or perhaps my personal favorite: 12 Square Miles Surrounded By Reality, coined by a former state legislator. The local Liberals and Proggressives of the area have carved themselves a brand made up of the PBS image of the noble, upper midwest lib crusader, listening to Garison Keelor where everyone is an above average Hubert Humphrey happy warrior. The two biggest employers in Madison are the University of Wisconsin and the State of Wisconsin where most of the employees are members of these public employee unions. Sometime in the early 70′s after the University of Wisconsin student radicals graduated, they took a bath, cut their hair, donned coat and ties and began to run for local city and county offices. These city and county governments, local school boards, university and public employee unions are now rife with these people and their remnants holding senior positions. It has been asked by some as to what side the police are on in reguards to this sideshow. There is a Capital Police force in charge of the capital grounds and state house, undermanned for crowds this size and seen by many as virtual rent a cops. The Wisconsin Highway Patrol is there, also undermanned. They report directly to the govenor, but are also in charge of traffic patroling throughout the state. The county sheriff is an elected Democrat politician and then there is the city of Madison Police itself, described by some as the Hippy Police Force in light of the heavy dose of institutionalized PC among the upper echelon appointees and departmental policies. So as to what/could/might be done in so far as the mob massed on the statehouse grounds is concerened? The answer to that reminds me of the end of the movie Chinatown. After Faye Dunaway is shot and Noah Cross drives off with the girl, a pissed off Jack Nicholson wants to go after them but is restrained by Walsh and Duffy. Walsh has the ironic last line of the film: “It’s Chinatown, Jake.” It’s Madison, Jake. It’s Madison.
Union ties are stronger than ethics/morals.
They can break the law and push the limits, but don’t you dare think about it you dumb ole tax payers you!!.
Good god, what’s next? Building inspectors issuing a Pass with just a nod and a smile for political purposes? How about civil engineers pronouncing a bridge safe just to make a political point?
Now here’s a scenario: Some striking teacher with a serious, undetected illness gets a diagnosis of “stress” from one of these physician-frauds. Walks down the street and suffers a heart attack/seizure/whatever and winds up in the ER. Sues the physician. Ha. (Don’t worry, everyone lives, just not happily ever after.)
a civil engineer doing that would be in front of the state board trying to keep their license from revocation, and likely facing civil and criminal penalties should harm arise
Update for you~Kathy Oriel was interviewed on WKOW while filling out forms for the sick and infirmed. The shocking thing here is that she is Madison’s Residency Director! Unbelievable…
http://punditpress.blogspot.com/2011/02/university-of-wisconsin-department-of.html
Thanks. Turns out AP quoted Sanner as being one of the docs as well.
UH, I’ve just run another post, and quoted and linked you there. Thanks for the pointers.
18. CharlieDon’tSurf
This sounds exactly like Austin TX. I used to live there. State capital + huge university campus + humanities grads all staying in town after graduation and being hippies. Because the weather is so nice. (Maybe in Madison they move on sooner?)
Dude, I live in Boulder. I feel your pain.
How about a lawsuit in the name of the taxpayers against these doctors, their employers, and their insurance companies?
So, these patients showed sufficient signs of stress such that they should be excused from work, but the examination was done at a political rally, the patients travelled to the rally, were ambulatory, responsive, were able to chant slogans, did not need any assistance or supportive therapy at all, and were not advised by these examining physicians to go home, rest, and avoid stressful situations.
Doctoring is hard.
Can all of the taxpayers take some ‘doctor approved’ sick leave for PTSD after witnessing the cretinous asshats who they pay exorbitant bennies for while they struggle to make ends meet month to month and forget health care or retirement?
Wow.
Script given/doctor visit is this charity work or paid visit. How does this work for taxes. Charitable deduction or fraud(cash payment) does the IRS need to know?
It seems as though there is not a profession left in America with any honor. Think about it. We condemn terrorist and countries that disagree with us but I am beginning to understand how these foreign countries call America the Great Satan! Terrorist murder and we abort more children than any terrorist group murders.Our Teachers along with Priest molest chidren. Our President is convicted of perjury and yet we condone all these practices by being silent and thumbing our nose at foreign coutries.Our government kills it citizens on American soil. Look in the mirror and look at the face of evil you despise America.
Every child in Germany studies the simple fact:
- Hitler had no majority
- but, having enough votes, he could block the parlament from being efficient
- he didn’t have enough votes,
- so he found an ally: (SURPRISE!!!!!!) the communist party
- together (national socialists and international socialists) did everything to prevent the German parlament from WORKING
- by GOING OUT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We all know how it ended:
- Sooner or later the President allowed Hitler to cease absolute power as the Chancelor of Germany.
It’s so spooky to see those dems “go out”
… A GOING OUT MINORITY THAT LEADS TO ITS OWN DICTATORSHIP …
WOW
Medical fraud goes on all the time. The biggest “note issues” comes from the worker compensation system.
The Governor should do what Reagan did: tell the teachers to return to the classroom immediately or be relieved of their duties. If they do not return, they should be fired. The doctors who wrote fraudulent ‘sick’ notes should be reported to the Board of Medical Examiners for the state. Enough is enough.
Which is why police should never have been allowed to unionize.
these type illegal activities are getting to be s.o.p. for democrats. suspend the rule of law and turn a blind eye to his undocumented majesty, then allow it to not be enforced again at the border, and again in the polls, and on and on, and NOW you expect them to start being honest Amricans? they are going to keep flaunting the law until it is enforced opon them.
the supremes have proven themselves cowards by avoiding a confrontation with these criminals. at least the House of Rep’s and some governors appear to be taking a stand. too little too late? time will tell. if we ever get clear of this abomination we should all get on our collective knees and thank God, because it looks like He will need to have a hand in this to stop our country from being completely taken over by these $%^&*.
Of course the police are loyal to their organized labor brethren before the citizenry. Remember when DC police escorted a caravan of union thug protesters to a bank executive’s house?
My father, an attorney, told me long ago never to trust the police. He noted that they only have their own self interest at heart. The old joke in NYC was that if you saw a cop car driving at high speed with its lights flashing it was because another cop was in trouble (or the chief wanted a pizza).
As for the “doctors” (and I use the term in qoutes because they really don’t deserve the honorific) I am not surprised that they come from a University Family Medicine Dept. Having spent many years in Academic medicine, I am quite familiar with their ilk. They work at most 2 days per work, they have hardly any call, and most of their work is done by the residents — an incredible irony since the resident system is as feudalistic a system as one could hope to find — and their pay comes from taxpayer dollars (and depending on the structure of the physicians group often from supplemental income provided by departments that actually work and produce income, like surgery). In short, they are a medical ” elite” that are the parallel of the political elite, like Obama, who feel that they alone know what is right for the great unwashed masses.
They wouldn’t last 10 seconds in private practice where they would have to both practice medicine and run a business ( in the political/economic disaster they helped create).
Not impressed with the principles of the teachers and other union members who aren’t even willing to take the day-without-pay consequences of standing up for what they believe in. In two-plus centuries we’ve gone form pledging our lives, our furtunes, and our sacred honor to getting fake sick notes from unscrupulous doctors.
Website showing the “sick day note”:
http://sweetness-light.com/archive/fake-doctors-notes-handed-out-in-wi
Here is the proper information on the fraudulent doctor who signed the above note:
http://online.drl.wi.gov/LicenseLookup/IndividualCredentialSearch.aspx
Online Applications: Credential Lookup
Wisconsin Credential Lookup
Individual Search Results
Search ParametersProfession : Medicine and Surgery, MD (20)
License Number : 33770
Search Results
License# Profession Name Location Granted Date Expiration Date
33770-20 Medicine and Surgery SHROPSHIRE, JAMES H MONONA, WI 09/24/1992 10/31/2011
Total Search Results : 1
Multiple credential search
Consistent with JCAHO and NCQA standards for primary source verification.
Data on this page is refreshed hourly.
Questions?
Send an e-mail, or call (608) 266-2112 between 7:45 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., Central Time.
…………………..and………………………..
The below article shows a doctor signing a fraudulent “sick-day note” for a Wisconsin protestor. Shouldn’t this doctor be brought up on charges?
http://weaselzippers.us/2011/02/19/wi-pro-labor-protesters-tape-signs-to-their-backs-saying-theyre-peaceful/
Here is the Doctors name and information taken off of public records and the one who is signing these fraudulent forms. She needs to be disbarred:
http://online.drl.wi.gov/LicenseLookup/IndividualCredentialSearch.aspx
http://online.drl.wi.gov/LicenseLookup/CredSummaryDetails.aspx?chid=119033
Online Applications: Credential Lookup
Wisconsin Credential Lookup
Individual Search Results
Search ParametersProfession : Medicine and Surgery, MD (20)
License Number : 33734
Search Results
License# Profession Name Location Granted Date Expiration Date
33734-20 Medicine and Surgery KEEVIL, HANNAH M MADISON, WI 09/24/1992 10/31/2011
Total Search Results : 1
Multiple credential search
Consistent with JCAHO and NCQA standards for primary source verification.
Data on this page is refreshed hourly.
Questions?
Send an e-mail, or call (608) 266-2112 between 7:45 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., Central Time.
My medical dollars are very important to me and my family. To every family that seeks medical care and has to wait up to two hours for a scheduled appointment, this is an outrage. All of these doctors should be brought up on ethics charges. This is not practising medicine, it is enableing Unions to draw pay for more than a week of being in your face to the taxpayers of Wisconsin. This misuse of medical degrees on the streets of Wisconsin is obscene. The teachers Unions rioting in the streets should be thrown out of the school system. Unemployment is rampant in this country and I am sure across the nation you can find teachers and medical personnel looking for jobs and willing to relocate. Look into the history of Madison Wisconsin. You will find deep red roots and a lot of Anti-Americanism. If anyone thinks I could admire this kind of movement, you are mistaken. And there are a lot like me. An election is on the horizon and is time to dump all of the elected officials that enable this behavior. All are pariahs that feed on tax revenues and
union money.
Say Yes to Jane G.
Why are we assuming this fraud is limited to writing notes to fake a sick day?
I wonder if these doctors in WI are also writing fake medical excuses for teachers and other public employees so they can collect disability pay and perpetrate other types of insurance fraud?
Why do I get the feeling these fake notes for a sick day is just the tip of an iceberg.