The Internet can be an important tool to enhance the practice of medicine. But we must never let technology supersede safety.

What we need is a system that's fair to everyone, a system that keeps the physicians in practice and allows patients to have access to physicians in their hour of need.

You should really filter information about diagnosis and treatment through your physician. The Internet can be a treasure-trove of information but you can't accept everything at face value.

[McComb] practiced medicine in a way that only Dr. Frankenstein would practice medicine. He was reckless and arrogant, and it could have been prevented.

We're trying to get the number down to zero. It is such a catastrophe when this happens.

Physicians and patients have no understanding how insurers come up with these usual and customary fees. Insurance companies have so much power, they can tell physicians to take [their fee] or leave it.