Dr. Richard S. Frankenstein

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  "I'm delighted," said Dr. Richard Frankenstein, president of the California Medical Assn. and an Orange County heart specialist.

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  Chief Guest: Richard Frankenstein MD, President, California Medical Association

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  Dr. Richard Frankenstein, president of the California Medical Association, said the organization, which represents 35,000 doctors, will fight the state Managed Health Care Department's ban.
  
  "They ought to be regulating the insurance companies, not the doctors, which it does not have the authority to do," he said."We see this as a $500 million transfer from patients to insurance companies, and the insurance companies aren't paying the bill."
  
  On average, Frankenstein said, insurance companies pay all but about $30 of a doctor's bill.
  
  "If that doctor sees 50 to 60 patients, that $30 does add up," he said.
  
  Some specialists may not work on-call emergencies if insurance companies refuse to pay and they can't bill patients, Frankenstein said.

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  "Medi-Cal already doesn't cover the cost of providing care," said Dr. Richard Frankenstein, president of the California Medical Association, which led the lawsuit.

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  Published on: 10/20/2008    Last Visited: 10/20/2008  

  Wally Ghurabi, MD * Richard Haskell, MD * Steven Ross, MD * Richard Frankenstein, MD * John Patrick Johnson, MD
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  Richard Frankenstein, MD OCMA member since 1981 Dr. Frankenstein, California Medical Association president-elect, was selected to communicate the CMA's interests on the informal advisory committee that state Sen.
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  During the initial meetings, Dr. Frankenstein says his message was direct. "I've made it clear that there are lots of reform ideas being talked about in Sacramento that we don't like," he says. So far, Dr. Frankenstein has advocated only "CMA's position that we are interested in things that will help people to see doctors, as opposed to impeding people from seeing their doctors," he says.
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  The health advisory group also includes a community doctor, an attorney, a former CalOptima medical director, a hospital CEO and a health economics professor from UC Irvine, Dr. Frankenstein says.

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  Published on: 9/30/2008    Last Visited: 11/13/2008  

  "The governor's veto betrays the promise he repeatedly made to Californians to protect them from insurance companies canceling their health insurance when they need it most," said Dr. Richard Frankenstein, president of the California Medical Association, which represents more than 35,000 doctors.

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  Published on: 9/17/2008    Last Visited: 9/18/2008  

  We have a public health responsibility to give a voice to the undiagnosed," said Richard Frankenstein, MD, President of the California Medical Association.

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  Richard Frankenstein, MD, President, California Medical Association: "It is estimated that 40,000 Californians are HIV positive and don't know it.

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  We have a public health responsibility to give a voice to the undiagnosed, said Richard Frankenstein, MD, President of the California Medical Association.

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  Published on: 7/30/2008    Last Visited: 9/3/2008  

  "This is the fourth court in five years to find that the state of California has put at risk the access to health care for millions of Californians by underfunding the Medi-Cal program," Dr. Richard Frankenstein, MD, president of the California Medical Association.

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