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A DEFLATED MARRIAGE.
Stillwater, Okla. !U.R Eddie
Hueston discovered gold Tues
day but it didn't make him hap
py. He found a gold wedding
ring inside ' a flat tire on his
car.
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Wednesday, April 10, 1957
The Medical Roundup
Group Medicine
In Consumer Reports, for
March, there is another of the
series of fine articles on Group
M e dicine, by
A 1 b e rt Deu
t s c h. He des
cribes the Kai
ser Health
Plan, which in
California and
Was hington
has 1 0 hos
pitals a n d 25
out patient
clinics, staffed
by 500 doctors. The service costs
$4.30 a month for a single mem
ber; $7.60 for a subscriber and
one dependent, and $9.50 for a
subscriber and two or more fam
ily dependents. For his money
a subscriber receives the serv
ices of general physicians and
specialists in his home, in a doc
tor's office or in a hospital, in
cluding laboratory work and x
ray studies. An extra charge of
a dollar is made for each office
visit and $2 are charged for the
first home call in connection with
each illness or injury. There is
no charge for subsequent home
visits.
Full hospital care, including a
complete nursing service, up to
111 days is provided for each
illness or injury in the course of
a year. There is no fee for an
operation other than that of the
removal of tonsils and adenoids,
for which there is a charge of
$15. No charge is made for am
bulance service within 30-mile
radius of a Kaiser hospital. All
medicines are provided during
hospitalization. Full maternity
care for the subscriber costs $6
after membership has been in
force for 10 months.
Mental disease is excluded
from coverage, but in Oakland
and San Francisco the Kaiser
Group maintains psychiatric
clinics in which a charge of $5 a
visit is made.
Additional Days Half Rate
F a m i 1 j dependents of sub
scribers get 60 days of full hos
pital care a year for each illness
or injury, with 51 additional days
at half the private rate.
As in any good clinic, the Kai
ser doctors work under one roof,
sharing facilities, income and
patients, and pooling their tal
ents. So far as possible, sub
scribers to the Kaiser Plan select
a particular doctor, but, accord
ing to Deutsch, they cannot al
ways see him when they go to
the clinic. ..
Deutsch said that most of the
Kaiser doctors - who were in
terviewed seemed pleased with
their work. They are given a
vacation each year and time off
for attending medical meetings
and graduate courses. They en
joy working without having to
bother with all the economic
problems of running an office
and collecting fees. After the
only complaint of the doctors
was that their work-load of pat
ients was too heavy, and that the
appointment schedule was often
so tight that they could not stop
to- give a patient all the time
they would like to have given.
The main unhappiness of these
doctors has come from their hav
ing been ostracized by their col
leagues in the state. However,
with time, there has been a slack
ening of the attacks by organized
doctors, and now the medical
societies are sponsoring prepaid
health plans of their own, de
vised to meet the Kaiser com
petition. Unfortunately, we doc
tors have always been very slow
to accept changes in the mode
of practice of medicine, and
most of us have fought advances
without suggesting any practical
solution for the economic pres
sures that have come with mod
ern civilization. We are still
frowning on group practice al
though we know it is best for
patients.
Law To Advantage
I can remember well the tre
mendous opposition of doctors
in California some 50 years ago
when the Workmen's Compensa
tion law was passed, and yet this
KoKo Says:
Here's
The Cutest
PATENT
I've Ever Seen
See this patent strap shoe
trimmed in silver.
Widths
A to D
Sizes 6'j to 8
82 to 12
12' to 4
JOHNSTON
and STEWART
JUNIOR BOOT SHOP
Main and Central, Medford
"Where the Fit is Guaranteed"
Dr Alvarez
$5.95
6.95
7.95
Emeritus Consultant la Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,"
Mayo Foundation
law was greatly to our advant
age. In the old days a workman
with a smashed thigh never got
back to work, and so his doctor
had to take care of him for no
thing. As Deutsch says, group prac
tice is the most economical, if
only because the facilities in lab
oratories and x-ray departments
are so fully used that the cost
of the service is widely spread.
When a physician who sees only
a, few new patients a day main
tains his own laboratory and
x-ray department the cost to him
per patient is prohibitive. Every
one who ever, in a big city, has
gone from one consultant to an
other, waiting each time for an
appointment, waiting for the doc
tor, and then paying a good
sized bill, knows what an ordeal
it is to get a thorough examina
tion made outside of a big clinic.
Uufortunately, most of we physi
cians are so inclined to be a
prima donna that we cannot
work in a group.
Can Make Friends .
Most of we physicians have
feared that a good friendly physician-patient
relationship cannot
be maintained in a big clinic,
but I, who for 25 years worked
in a group, know that in it one
can make dear friends of hund
reds of patients.
Fortunately, the opposition of
solo physicians to group practice
is dying out. Big clinics are here
to stay; more and more of them
are going to be . built, and we
physicians who work alone will
have to face this fact. We must
also face the fact that more pre
paid clinics of the Kaiser type
will be built, and will flourish
because thousands of persons are
glad to get the services they give.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that it would be
impossible to answer requests for
information or to attempt to di
agnose by ma'il.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1957)
Tree Planting Set
By Forest Service
Cave Junction A 12,000 tree
planting operation in the Long
Gulch Lakes area is scheduled to
start this week. The two-year-old
Douglas fir trees planted by the
forest service will cover approx
imately 40 acres.
According to forest service of
ficials, a crew of four men has
completed planting 10,000 two-year-old
Ponderosa pine seed
lings in the Hogue woodlot tim
ber sale area on the East Fork of
the Illinois river.
About 65 acres of the Crazy
Peak area and about 61 acres
near Althouse creek will be re
seeded by helicopter after the
contract is let April 10.
Forest service men started a
burning and clean-up job last
week on 22 acres in the Crazy
Peak area.
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