Note to future doctors dreaming of standing on the sidelines at Mile High stadium, while counting the benjamins, the NYT reports A New Trend: Team Doctors Pay the Team: "In an upside-down scenario spawned by an increasingly competitive health-care market, hospitals and medical practices � eager for any promotional advantage � have begun bidding to pay pro teams as much as $1.5 million annually for the right to treat their high-salaried players. In addition to the revenue, sports franchises get the services of the provider's physicians either without charge or at severely discounted rates."
Tuesday, May 18, 2004
Previous Posts
- The NYT reports that a Panel Urges New Protection ...
- If you like Clancy, you'll love Hersh: The New Yor...
- Some DSBPI intern decided to futz with the blog l...
- Google explains what happens when you search for t...
- "House of Bush, House of Saud" in effect: "6:38AM ...
- From The New York Times Magazine The Tug of the Ne...
- The Guardian races Google against a phone and the ...
- US interrogators threaten detainees with the prosp...
- Using modern technology, it seems that the preside...
- DSBPI Middle East analyst ran into crazy man Steve...
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home