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Are patients stupid? We don’t think so
The health care topic incites a spirited debate, especially when it comes to whether consumers are savvy enough to discuss the treatment they receive from their doctor. Our recent announcement that Angie’s List is accepting medical reports has certainly spurred the discussion.
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A prescription for health care
Angie’s List adds ratings for medical professionals
When CEO Bill Oesterle approached Chris Austin last year about overseeing the launch of Angie’s List health care categories, Austin was initially somewhat dubious. But, after researching the viability of such ratings and coordinating its implementation on the List, he soon changed his mind. Austin recently sat down and shared his thoughts on the subject with our staff.
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Angie’s List members are loud and clear that they want the option to rate health care providers. In a recent online poll, 76 percent say they think our new initiative to rate doctors, pharmacies, insurance companies and other health care professionals is a good idea.
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