Why isn’t the journal that originally published, then retracted, the paper named?

Sounds like the story in Laura Delano’s book, _Unshrunk_.

Since asking this question, I became aware of an effort by Dr. Paul Dibble in Humble, TX, to start such a hospital. There is a website in WaybackMachine that calls it Beacon Medical Center, but the effort appears to have folded, and my emails to the info@ address have gone unanswered.

Are there lists out there of patients who have been denied medical attention due to being unvaccinated or lists of doctors who have denied care to unvaccinated people?

The search engines will tell me about organ transplant patients who have been denied, and about Drs. Valentine and Marraccini, who famously announced their practices would…

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There are ways around Stark, like making the physicians debt-holders, instead of equity-holders. I’m not sure what ACA did, but you are making my point for me, since a direct-pay hospital would not accept Medicare or big health plans. Ambulatory surgery centers, like Surgery Center of Oklahoma are showing that direct-pay for outpatient…

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I heard one doctor say last fall, that she knew of (or possibly was involved in) a project to start a direct pay acute-care hospital, but I have not been able to get any more about it or any other attempts to clear this last, big hurdle to setting up the full compliment of parallel medical institutions.

I was told that FLCCC was putting out good writing about the trend of physicians’ becoming employees of hospital systems, or of large practices owned by a few bigwigs, or even of practices owned by private equity companies, but I am not finding anything by searching the FLCCC site.

Who is writing about this or giving presentations about it? I…

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