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New I don't know how common it is...
but around here there are MRI machines in office parks. I assume they get enough business from the various hospitals that it helps reduce the argument that each place needs their own. That's good. But many hospitals are not-for-profit while I'm sure each of these MRI companies are for-profit. So, there are plusses and minuses, and MRIs might not be the best example any more (though I'm sure they're over-prescribed because they're available).

Hey! I could get in the business for $45k! - http://www.dotmed.co...utm_campaign=Base

;-)

Cheers,
Scott.
New They're making money on full-body scans
You can go in and get a checkup and they'll point out every shadow and dot you might want to get checked out. A study of the practice a few years ago showed that the rate of complications from exploratory surgery to check out all these symptomless shadows dwarfed the rate of true positives.
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Drew
     9 people in Austin responsible for 2700 ER trips - (jay) - (15)
         Math - (drook) - (2)
             Well, if they can put a guy on a bed . . . - (Andrew Grygus)
             Bdefore reading the article - (mhuber)
         An ambulance driver chimes in on his blog... - (dmcarls) - (11)
             locally here in atlanta - (boxley)
             Interesting. Thanks. - (Another Scott)
             He has some good ideas - (jay) - (8)
                 On #5 and related issues. - (Another Scott) - (7)
                     On fancy machines - (drook) - (2)
                         I don't know how common it is... - (Another Scott) - (1)
                             They're making money on full-body scans - (drook)
                     Re: On #5 and related issues. - (dmcarls) - (3)
                         Interesting. Thanks. -NT - (Another Scott)
                         Can't think of an issue more fraught with problems of Scale - (Ashton)
                         Another story on US health care costs, with links. - (Another Scott)

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