affects folks signing up for insurance there has been little attention to how doctors and other health care provide remembers affected, especially those who might operate outside of any insurance network. for that perspective i m joined by karina wu, a physical therapist who always has been an out of network practitioner. help our viewers understand what that means. you set your prices and insurance companies tell you how much they re going to reimburse, right? out of network provider is a health care practitioner that does not contract with an insurance company. so we are not capped by a reimbursement rate, like an in-network provider is. jon: if you were to do that, if you were an in-network provider for lots of insurance companies how does that affect your business? means we rely more on volume. because your name is listed in, say the cigna website. so the people who have cigna as their insurance are going to find you. but the problem is, the reimbursement level is so low, that
that builds your body and gives you muscle and then there s a disclaimer, it may have been bottled in a facility that does peanuts or gluten or other things. it s very important to read that label on the bottom, the very small on the bottom. what else might be in this supplement. i couldn t agree with you more. we are very fortunate that we also really foster a lot of patient and client and health practitioners relationships you. want to do it under the guidance of a health care practitioner that understands what the fine print means. who is following you. exactly. a coach, a health coach. in terms you go into these stores and they have all this supplements to make you bigger and muscles and skinnier and all this stuff and it might not work with something else you re taking. correct. you have to be responsible enough to go to a doctor, make sure the things you re taking not only are clean but they all
builds your body and gives you muscle and it says disclaimer on the bottom. it may have been bottled in a facility that does peanuts or gluten or other kinds of things. correct me if i am wrong. it is important to read that label on the bottom, the very small on the bottom, that says what else is in the supplement. i couldn t agree more. we also foster a lot of patient and client and health practitioner relationships. you want to do it under the guidance of a health care practitioner that understands what the fine print means. you have somebody who is following you. exactly, a coach, a health coach. in terms of that because you go into these stores and they have all of the supplements to make you bigger and muscles and skinnier and all of this other stuff. it may not work with something else you are taking. you have to really be responsible enough to go to a doctor and make sure that the things you are taking not only are clean, but that they all
how did she die? we think there are three specific things that went wrong. number one, the medications administered to sedate her were medications that in fact were administered by an unlicensed high school student. not by a health care practitioner. direction was giving to her by the doctor over a cell phone. he was not even in the facility at the time. i see in this criminal complain by cell phone 6:00 p.m., so you re alleging he was never there. he then communicated to this woman, linda gayle williams, how to administer these drugs? absolutely. that is the allegation we have raised in the complaint. thereafter, during the course of
smartypants. incidentally, it s also the home of the founders. it s taken over three rooms if our house. this one, the office, and the dining room. reporter: smartypants, a company focused on developing kids plane health through web content and on providing kids vitamins, is the brainchild of courtney nichols and gordon gould, two serial entrepreneurs with their sights set on a specific market parents. we came up with something which of the smartypants gummies with the tag of helping parents with picky eaters. they joined forces with a leading health care practitioner and corporate consultant to start the company and have made great strides so far, passing fda and ftc requirements, finding suppliers, and building a web site. are we going to have the new facebook page? even with all that experience, a startup is still a startup, fraught with frustrations. we ve had people who say they were going to invest, truly say,