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I’m a TeamHealth employee at a rural hospital. I finally received an email last night from our state health department inviting me to make an appointment...
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That does seem unfair, because it is. And I'm sure it's 100% because the insurance companies had better/more lobbying power in Washington. Remember...
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Exactly. We've had this happen to us. And it's BS. When my wife was in the hospital after having our daughter (who came early due to pre-eclampsia),...
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Well that explains their ridiculous ordering/wait time process. I ordered a Model Y back on Oct 15 and was given a “5-9 week” estimate for delivery....
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A pour over requires that you get the water to the exact right temperature first. At 5:30 am I dont feel like watching the stove that hard.
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Here’s why bitcoin makes no sense to me as an investment.
First, it’s not a company. It’s a currency. It’s like buying a digital dollar....
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I used to believe this line of thinking but no longer. Buying a house that expensive means they will be forced to work full time for a very long time...
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The best ER is like 0.6% or something like that. I will have to read up on the 72(t) you mention...
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JBME, About 6-7 years ago I did a lot of research into buying used pianos and ended up settling on an antique Baldwin grand from the 1930’s. Mine is...
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CARES act and withdrawing from 401k to move to taxable?
This is just a thought I had, so don't shoot me for thinking out loud.
Seeing that we can avoid the 10% penalty thanks to the CARES act...
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I've done this many times before for big purchases (such as when we got solar on our house). The only kicker is you usually have to pay a one time transfer...
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You'll end up spending a lot of time second guessing yourself every day that you decide to buy or not and over a 20-30 year career, you probably won't...
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The reason notes have become filled with overly extensive PE and ROS is 100% because of the rules surrounding billing and documentation. If you don’t...
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$100 he finds a reason to upgrade this car his first year of being an attending. Maybe a Model Y performance? Or a Cybertruck Tri-Motor?
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I personally dont like the idea of taking as long as possible to pay off student debt just because the rates are low. I would bet that 99% of people who...
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I’m curious why you were apparently offended by flp’s comment? He brings up a valid point. What do you mean that “you can’t live your life if...
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Yeah sure it shouldn’t dominate our lives, but like it or not it kind of does. But most of his supporters are going to take that to mean “ignore it,...
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And now he is tweeting for people to “not be afraid of covid, dont let it dominate your lives”. Yeah “Mr President” what do you say to the 209k+...
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90% either drive themselves or have a loved one pick them up. The rest rely on some form of public or medical transportation. Their families are happy...
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People are justifiably upset that our president would do something that selfish. Although they shouldn’t be surprised that the world’s worst narcissist...
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So let me get this straight. You admit to being “cash poor” and your excuse is “because everyone else is doing it?”
I hear these same...
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That’s incredible. Congratulations to you both on finding such high paying jobs with that background. Here in the midwest a PhD gets you a 50k-80k/yr...
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Ah yes, the infamous Bay Area How Much Can I Afford question! IMHO it doesn’t matter where you are buying, a good rule to follow is 2X your income for...
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So I’m going to disagree with apparently everyone. It seems we have a lot of people on here who are very comfortable with large amounts of wealth being...
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I didnt say there’s not enough food. I said there’s not enough land to support all the animals we would need to raise in order for the rest of humanity...
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I always try to remind people that it doesn't have to be all or nothing with vegetarianism or veganism. You can eat a vegetarian diet for 80% of your...
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The healthiest diet is: Definitely not the one I eat!
But, in my opinion it’s probably a diet that closely represents our evolutionary...
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I know this is slightly off topic, but when I found out my wife was going to a dermatologist and being seen by a NP/mid-level, I was quite PO’d. She’s...
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The fact you are posting about this here tells me that it is worrying you. If it is worrying you, that’s a sign that your asset allocation is too aggressive....
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Late 30’s, hospitalist living in Ohio, practice in Indiana actually. I have a stay at home wife and a 2 yo daughter. Living on a small farm now just...
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I remember during med school or residency I had found a company that offered work in Australia for US docs to do primary care. I remember it paid 125k...
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The first couple of years that I did backdoor roths I didnt know about 8606. I use Turbotax and they didnt automatically file one either. Then I got a...
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Have you gotten any quotes on 30 year loans? We just refinanced our 30 yr at 3.85% down to another 30 year at 2.87%. I found that the 15 year rates weren't...
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I agree with you on the battery comment. That’s not talked about enough but I think their battery business has the potential to be their most profitable....
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Yes 18% seems like a big drop and when you add that to last week they are down like 30-40% from their peak...but remember that the run up since the announcement...
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Eh, didnt think there was much substance to his article. I definitely was not a fan of his suggestion #7. “Smaller purchases typically involve little...
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Ask 100 people and you’ll get 100 different answers. There is no general consensus
A lot people on this site however believe in index fund investing....
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The good: Being surrounded by nature (we live on a 5 acre plot of land with a pond and we are surrounded by my in-laws 60 acre horse farm). No neighbors...
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I personally don’t see anything wrong with making changes to your asset allocation based on your comfort level with the market. You’re still heavily...
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True, but it’s not just that investing in index funds is safer, it’s also about not missing out on potential opportunity. If you have all your eggs...
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Worrying never stops if you let negative thinking run wild. Even if you had a billion dollars you'd find something to worry about if you don't have control...
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So with Tesla selling $5 billion of their own shares does that motivate anyone holding Tesla now to cash out too? I mean if Elon is cashing out, that...
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I'm closing on a traditional 30 year tomorrow for 2.87% with First Financial Bank. They were able to get me an appraisal waiver since we have plenty...
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I feel for this year’s college freshman and their parents. It will not be a normal freshman experience for these kids. But, I do think things will...
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Personally doubt I would ever go for a super car even if I were super rich. I like old cars
I have a 1953 Chevy in all original condition...
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I’ve never liked the idea of thinking of your mortgage as a bond. I think it bothers me because I dont see home prices as stable and having a paid off...
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Yes the newborn phase can sometimes freak out new dads a bit and it’s a stressful time to be home around a baby that does little other than cry, drink,...
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Thank you! Now I get it. Congratulations to those with the foresight and balls it took to buy contracts back then. Wowzers!
Second stupid...
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If it’s not too much trouble, could you (or anyone else) explain what you actually did here? I tried to read back through various posts and saw something...
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Doesn't bother me one bit. GASP!! But a one time tax on billionaires isn't going to solve our problems, though it’s a step in the right direction and...
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Your contract is about as good as it gets in the hospitalist world. I’ve been working as a Hospitalist for about 10 years now.
If there’s...
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We owned a home in 2008 (during med school, which was our first mistake) and watched its value plummet by 50% when we had to sell it to move for residency....
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It's funny that my wife has been asking me about "should we sell our stocks now while the market is up?" lately and I have not really been considering...
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I don't mean to beat a dead horse so please don't take this post as criticism directed at you. It's meant to be generalized commentary and your situation...
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Yes, you're 100% right. Not only do these sort of rounds ignore the doctor's personalities, but also the patient's. I've noticed many of my patients...
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We had an initial spike back in April/May, but right now it's been business as usual without any COVID. That could change any day however because the...
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The theory is that when asked about things like communication with staff and understanding your stay, they would remember those group rounds and answer...
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Well, if you feel you can stomach the risk, go for it. I mean, worst case scenario, you lose your job and cant' afford your payments anymore, you could...
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Well, I don't want to say I hate being a doctor (though I'm sure my prior posts give people that impression). I see it as a great privilege to be where...
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Thanks for the thoughtful responses. So, if there's one thing I've learned about these sort of situations over the years, its to not react when I'm feeling...
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hightower started a topic Hospitalists and Bedside Multidisciplinary Rounding...I don't want to do itin The LoungeHospitalists and Bedside Multidisciplinary Rounding...I don't want to do it
I'm just looking to get some thoughts from other hospitalists or anyone who's had experience with being forced to round on a multidisciplinary team at...
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You could rent, could you not? That's my point. You'd be free of debt and still have an income and money to rent. Also, always buy your home without your...
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You bring up a valid point that I believe is also affecting how we conduct business as physicians. I think you would call it anchoring bias. The tendency...
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Interesting read. I think the underlying message is that now, more than ever, it really pays to be living frugally, saving appropriately, and addressing...
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I would also say refinance that mortgage to a fixed term (personally I'd go for a 30 yr fixed, but to each their own).
I would ear mark that cash...
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I vote for paying down the student loans. 300k is no small sum. You've got to get used to large sums of cash going towards those loans for the foreseeable...
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I think this thread illustrates perfectly the level of confusion there is going around the US (and probably the world in general) about this pandemic....
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Anyway, did anyone see this? I don't know how new this is so I apologize if it's old news. But, great, just what we need.
Multisystem Inflammatory...
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I don't go around telling people not to wear masks. I'm in fact in strong support of mask wearing. My point is that I wouldn't feel comfortable around...
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Yes, but remember, surgical masks or home made cloth masks (which is what most people use) do very little good to protect from airborne illnesses. They...
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I believe the number one reason the EU and many other countries are doing better at the moment is because their governments let scientists do the talking...
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If we were talking about any other luxury car brand, I'd totally agree with you. BUT, with Tesla, the reality is these cars hold their values like none...
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You paid off 110k of student loans in 5 months? Buy your wife a new car. Get the Tesla Model 3. You can pay for it in a couple of months easy. The...
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For less than 10k installed you could get a Tesla Powerwall that would be able to power your home in the event of a power failure and would require zero...
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Thinking about refinancing...do points ever make sense?
I’ve been looking at refinancing our mortgage since rates have been down. Right now we’re at 3.85% fixed 30yr. Just moved last August so only 9-10...
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As someone who lives in a relatively low cost of living area and has made exactly what you two will make for the last 5-6 years, I would NEVER consider...
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Boy, I really should have paid more attention to the specialty I choose, lol
What would I do if I was already financially independent? I would...
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Possible Side Gig?
Could someone explain to me what this job posting is actually for? Sounds like you'd be working for an insurance company doing what? Why would they...
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I have no idea what my hospital has been doing to prepare, but I get the feeling nothing. I've received no direct communication from the administration...
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That meme could be the official meme of 2020 and this whole pandemic situation, haha, nice find...
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Dont seek medical attention unless you are very ill. I plan on self isolating as much as possible anyway. I dont want to become a target like this poor...
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Absolutely not. I will try to avoid this thing like the plague, pun intended. Why? Because viruses like this have a variable effect on people’s immune...
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