I'm self-employed and the Qliance system works really well for me. Plus the culture is nothing like that of a traditional doctor's office - you never have the feeling that the front desk people are trying to protect the important doctors from the pesky patients.

In the acupuncture profession, there is a similar movement going on called Community Acupuncture - reducing costs by cutting out the insurance middleman, but uniquely, treating people in a semi-private group treatment room which also significantly reduces costs, with savings passed on to patients.

Instead of paying $65-$200 for an acupuncture treatment, the cost is on a sliding scale that begins at $15 (with no income verification requirement). Locally, there are at least two clinics in Seattle that have adopted this model - CommuniChi on Beacon Hill, and the Pin Cushion on Capitol Hill and nationwide, there are approximately 80 CA clinics listed on the Community Acupuncture Network website.

i'm really excited. i hope this works. i pay taxes and have lost thousands in medical bills. thank you.
karen

Bring Qliance north towards Everett!

How does one set something like this up from cold? I am writing from Rockland County NY

like Karen, I've lost thousands in medical bills. Not a great scenario to be in.