Ted Mazer

Trustee, California Medical Association

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Otolaryngologist (ear, nose and throat doctor) in San Diego and Trustee of the California Medical Association; Past President of the San Diego County Medical Society 

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A California doctor gets $24 to spend a half hour with a Medicaid patient, less than it costs to keep the lights on in his office.

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A California doctor gets $24 to spend a half hour with a Medicaid patient, less than it costs to keep the lights on in his office.

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A California doctor gets $24 to spend a half hour with a Medicaid patient, less than it costs to keep the lights on in his office.

What's Left of the Promise of Healthcare for the Elderly and Poor?

A California doctor gets $24 to spend a half hour with a Medicaid patient, less than it costs to keep the lights on in his office.

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