Pediatricians and Vaccine Kickbacks

Do pediatricians get a kickback for vaccinating?

Oh, yes. Yes. Yes.

And I just discovered the most shocking

kickback that it, it blew my mind. Cheryl

handed me this, uh, paper on my desk in the office.

She's like, "You're not gonna believe this.

It's gonna blow your mind." There's a company, I'm not gonna say the company,

but there is a very popular, uh, insurance

company, uh, for medical insurance, that incentivizes

pediatricians with $2,500

bonus for every kid who falls behind in

vaccines, and they get them caught up by the time

they're two and a half.

I mean, that- that's, that's tens of thousands,

if not hundreds of thousands,

of dollars of extra income for a pediatrician.

I wanna know where this money comes from.

You know, insurance companies, I mean, they're, they're trying to, you know, make

every buck they can.

Well, you know, they're denying, uh, like, one out of every four claims.

Oh. Yeah, yeah.

So they've got a lot of extra money-

Yeah, yeah, I know

... it seems, to just be spending-

Yeah

... on getting your kids vaccinated.

In the video, it's not mentioned what major health

insurance company is offering

this $2,500 incentive, so I went ahead and looked it up

for everyone, and the company is Health Net.

Health Net is a huge provider, and they are indeed paying this

$2,500 bonus to bring the child up to the required 10

vaccines. This is completely dishonest, because how can you be doing what's right

for the patient if you're financially benefiting from the treatment?

These kind of bonus programs should be completely banned from all healthcare in

America. And just so you know, it is not $2,500 per

vaccine, it is $2,500 per patient, which means per

little kid.