PHARMACIST STEVE

All the answers in this blog post was provided by perplexity.ai – all I did was to ask some questions! While I am not an attorney, it is my understanding that many states have limits on malpractice settlements that are often below what amounts of  the legal fees to fund a case for malpractice. It […]

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By reducing a pt’s opioids to manage their  chronic pain. Could reduce their life expectancy by upwards of 7+ yrs. Most of those estimated 100 +/- million chronic pain pts are no longer able to be employed, they produce NOTHING, they pay nothing toward our Social Security or Medicare “trust funds”. They probably get some […]

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Medicare to Pilot AI in Coverage Decisions, Starting January 2026, Impacting Six States https://demstate.com/article/medicare-to-pilot-ai-in-coverage-decisions-starting-january-2026-impacting-six-states Medicare will pilot AI for prior authorization decisions in six states starting January 2026, aiming to revolutionize healthcare efficiency while maintaining CMS oversight. This transformative initiative could reshape medical coverage as we know it. In a groundbreaking move for healthcare administration, […]

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How long can bureaucrats, politicians and law firms ignore how the American with Disability Act is being violated and pts being harmed? As before, all of this was generated by asking questions to perplexity.ai.       I have a pt bringing to me a situation which does not sound entirely kosher.  A office practice […]

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It would appear that the various state AGs suing the 3 major drug wholesalers over their involvement in contributing to our fabricated opioid crisis.  This lawsuit did not go to trial, it was handled by a committee of state AGs and a Federal judge and mediation. Everyone was on salary paid for by the taxpayers, […]

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IMO, the female Pharmacist told the patient that she knew that the pt needed the medication, the pharmacist CONFIRMED that she had met her responsibility of “corresponding responsibility” The statement that a pt must see a practitioner within a certain number of miles. In June of 2024 the SCOTUS decided that NO FEDERAL AGENCY had […]

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Pt’s statements in RED: My words are in Green Remember she is doing speech to text This disabled female pt reached out to me Aug 4th and her doc had just abruptly cut her oral opioids she had been taking for ~ 10yr from 90 MME/day to 30 MME/day and put a Buprenorphine patch on […]

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Does SIX YEARS meet the definition of a “speedy trial”? Most criminal defendants are guaranteed the right to a “speedy trial” under the Sixth Amendment and federal or state laws, but in practice, very few actually receive what most people would consider a truly “speedy” trial, especially in recent years.natecrowleylaw+2 Legal Framework and Practical Realities […]

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https://www.change.org/p/urge-media-to-highlight-harm-of-opioid-therapy-restrictions The Issue Chronic pain patients (CPP) are facing dire consequences due to excessive restrictions on opioid therapy. With regulations limiting access to essential pain relief, thousands are left with no option but to undergo unnecessary procedures like epidurals and nerve ablations, which not only fail to address their pain but can also cause significant […]

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