Physicians and other medical specialists probably wish this on a daily basis! Check out the latest cartoon on Physicians Practice, along with other great daily content they offer the medical community:)
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This month’s online cartoon just posted to the Physician’s Practice site. I stick it to the insurance companies again (aside from Nazis, what better bad guys are there?) in this cartoon, with their horrible, god-forsaken, torturous phone trees. If you have a spare minute, click over to the PP site to see the full rez…
KDNuggets – September Cartoon
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KDNuggets – November Cartoon
My November cartoon just posted over at KDNuggets. The concept comes from a recent story about Gmail’s possible future ability to answer emails for you as a sort of surrogate AI secretary. Very interesting technology, which is, of course, ripe for a cartoonist to take a jab at:) Enjoy and have a wonderful weekend!
Reader’s Digest – July-August Issue
The new summer issue for Reader’s Digest is out on newsstands now and it features another one of my cartoons, in the Humor in Uniform section of the magazine. Check out a copy now online or at retail outlets everywhere:)
Diagnostic Imaging – April Cartoon
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Physician’s Practice – August Cartoon
This month’s Physician’s Practice online cartoon deals with the bane of every physician’s existence: prior authorization. Health insurance companies have made it difficult for doctors to get their patients the medicine and procedures they need in a timely fashion for the simple, ugly fact that it cuts into the insurance company’s profits. I did this…