Dr. Raymond Wynne Phillips

Raymond Wynne Phillips, M.D., Gastroenterology Group of Naples

Letter: Is the answer so obvious?

Dr. Raymond Phillips, a doctor at The Gastroenterology Group of Naples, explains how the Bidirectional NET Meter reads the amount of energy flowing in and out of the building and then how much power is then routed to the Florida Power and Light.
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Dr. Raymond Phillips, a doctor at The Gastroenterology Group of Naples, explains how the Bidirectional NET Meter reads the amount of energy flowing in and out of the building and then how much power is then routed to the Florida Power and Light.
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Dr. Raymond Phillips, a doctor at The Gastroenterology Group of Naples, explains how the Bidirectional NET Meter reads the amount of energy flowing in and out of the building and then how much power is then routed to the Florida Power and Light.
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Dr. Raymond Phillips, a Doctor at The Gastroenterology Group of Naples explains how the Bidirectional NET Meter reads the amount of energy flowing in and out of the building and then how much power is then routed to the Florida Power and Light.
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Dr. Raymond Phillips, a doctor at The Gastroenterology Group of Naples, explains how the installation of solar panels at his office building offers direct currents. From there, the energy is inverted through converter boxes into alternating currents and then distributed equally throughout the buildings. The energy that is left unused flows out to Florida Power and Light and then is reimbursed to The Gastroenterology Group's energy bill. Dr. Phillips says that this solar powered system produced 50 percent of the demand needed to run his practice.
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Dr. Raymond Phillips, a doctor at The Gastroenterology Group of Naples, explains how the installation of solar panels at his office building offers direct currents. From there, the energy is inverted through converter boxes into alternating currents and then distributed equally throughout the buildings. The energy that is left unused flows out to Florida Power and Light and then is reimbursed to The Gastroenterology Group's energy bill. Dr. Phillips says that this solar powered system produced 50 percent of the demand needed to run his practice.
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Dr. Raymond Phillips, a doctor at The Gastroenterology Group of Naples, explains how the Bidirectional NET Meter reads the amount of energy flowing in and out of the building and then how much power is then routed to the Florida Power and Light.

Raymond Wynne Phillips, M.D.
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Raymond Wynne Phillips, M.D. was born in Ft. Bragg, North Carolina, and traveled throughout the United States and abroad as the son of a career Army officer. He attended Princeton University on an Army ROTC scholarship and graduated with honors in 1977. He earned his medical degree in 1981 Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. Dr. Phillips completed his internship and residency in Internal Medicine at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he was chosen to remain for an additional year as Chief Resident. In 1985 he went on active duty and was assigned to the US Army Hospital at Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri, where he served as Chief of Internal Medicine for two years. He began his Gastroenterology Fellowship at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D. C. in 1987 and completed his training in 1989. Dr. Phillips remained at Walter Reed as Assistant Chief of the Gastroenterology Service. He received an academic appointment at the Uniformed Services University for the Health Sciences as Assistant Professor of Medicine. Dr. Phillips is a Member of the staff of both Naples Community Hospital and the North Collier Hospital. He is a Diplomat of the American Board of Internal Medicine and is certified in the subspecialty of Gastroenterology. He is also a member of the American Medical Association, American College of Physicians, American Gastroenterologic Association, American Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, and American College of Gastroenterology. In addition to his broad experience in therapeutic endoscopy and the diagnosis and treatment of liver disease, Dr. Phillips has been recognized for his clinical research in chemoprevention of colon cancer and gastroesophageal reflux disease.

That has helped people get over the fear of undergoing a colonoscopy, said Dr. Raymond Phillips, with the Gastroenterology Group of Naples.

Phillips said Aetna's policy change is disturbing.
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"It leaves us in a dilemma of going back to (conscious) sedation we used 15 years ago or have patients pay out of pocket for an anesthesiologist," Phillips said of the Aetna policy.

Dr. Raymond Phillips, a doctor at The Gastroenterology Group of Naples, explains how the Bidirectional NET Meter reads the amount of energy flowing in and out of the building and then how much power is then routed to the Florida Power and Light.
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Dr. Raymond Phillips, a Doctor at The Gastroenterology Group of Naples explains how the Bidirectional NET Meter reads the amount of energy flowing in and out of the building and then how much power is then routed to the Florida Power and Light.
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Dr. Raymond Phillips, a doctor at The Gastroenterology Group of Naples, explains how the installation of solar panels at his office building offers direct currents. From there, the energy is inverted through converter boxes into alternating currents and then distributed equally throughout the buildings. The energy that is left unused flows out to Florida Power and Light and then is reimbursed to The Gastroenterology Group's energy bill. Dr. Phillips says that this solar powered system produced 50 percent of the demand needed to run his practice.
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Dr. Raymond Phillips, a doctor at The Gastroenterology Group of Naples, explains how the installation of solar panels at his office building offers direct currents. From there, the energy is inverted through converter boxes into alternating currents and then distributed equally throughout the buildings. The energy that is left unused flows out to Florida Power and Light and then is reimbursed to The Gastroenterology Group's energy bill. Dr. Phillips says that this solar powered system produced 50 percent of the demand needed to run his practice.
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Dr. Raymond Phillips, a doctor at The Gastroenterology Group of Naples, explains how the Bidirectional NET Meter reads the amount of energy flowing in and out of the building and then how much power is then routed to the Florida Power and Light.
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"I'm rooting for the sunshine," Phillips said.

Not too long ago, Phillips, who has been at the practice since 1991, was watching the electric bill for his practice climb 5 percent year over year despite an office-wide effort to monitor air conditioning use and money spent tinting all the office windows.

In 2008 the annual electricity cost reached $26,000.

"It got to the point where we were asking, 'What else can we do?'" Phillips said.

Two years ago the solar option dawned on Phillips.

At the time Florida government was reimbursing solar panels at $4 per watt on top of a federal energy efficiency tax credit and the credit crisis was canceling larger solar projects, which was bringing material costs down, Phillips said.

Solar power "just became much more feasible," he said.
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At those times the practice's meter actually runs backward, sending power back to the Florida Power & Light for energy credits, Phillips said.

Phillips tracks the flow of electricity from his office computer through a software called SunnyPortal. He expects the system to pay for itself in about four years.

Phillips said Aetna s policy change is disturbing.

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It leaves us in a dilemma of going back to conscious sedation we used years ago or have patients pay out of pocket for an tristan, Phillips said of the Aetna policy.

Raymond Wynne Phillips, M.D.

Raymond Wynne Phillips, M.D. was born in Ft. Bragg, North Carolina, and traveled throughout the United States and abroad as the son of a career Army officer. He attended Princeton University... Read More

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Raymond Wynne Phillips, M.D.

Raymond Wynne Phillips, M.D. was born in Ft. Bragg, North Carolina, and traveled throughout the United States and abroad as the son of a career Army officer.He attended Princeton University ... Read More
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Raymond Wynne Phillips, M.D.

Raymond Wynne Phillips, M.D. was born in Ft. Bragg, North Carolina, and traveled throughout the United States and abroad as the son of a career Army officer. He attended Princeton University... Read More
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Raymond Wynne Phillips, M.D. - GGN-GEC Physician
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Raymond Wynne Phillips, M.D. - GGN-GEC Physician