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Did you see Robert Yoho MD's discussion on the insurance kickbacks to pediatricians for full vaccination schedules? It's illegal in most industries, but this means about an extra million $$ to a pediatrician's office. Of course they're fighting to keep the cash

https://robertyoho.substack.com/p/220-how-much-money-do-pediatricians

Douglas McCarty's avatar

The $11 million from Pfizer and $7.8 million from Merck is chump change. Not even a little piss in the pot.

What is really pushing the buttons is much bigger and much more important.

1. There are about 6,000 pediatric clinics in the US. At an average gross revenue of $1.2 million, that is $7.2 billion annual revenue. Each clinic might on average, pay $160,000 to Pharma for the shots. Total income item: maybe $900 million or so

2. The economics of a pediatric clinic, say a 2-doctor clinic, are simple: gross revenue, $1.2 million, of which $620,000 are well-baby visits and childhood vaccines.

$480,000 are sick child visits, and $100,000 comes from tests and procedures.

Total expenses are $900,000 (staff salaries and running costs).

3. If you remove the $620,000 of well baby & childhood vaccines, every pediatric clinic is out of business. It will lose $320,000 ($580,000 minus $900,000) each and every year.

Put another way, the two doctors will be paid ZERO and they will owe the BANK another $300K+, personally, until they raise the white flag of bankruptcy.

Basically all pediatric clinics (and those functions in hospitals) will have to close. The model requires them to follow Pharma's rules or become Medecins Sans Frontieres, etc.

No pediatrician can run his practice without vaccines, which means they will all fail.

So the Pediatrics Association is fighting for its life, and Pharma is battling for its revenue streams. Nobody is fighting for you.

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