In a recent interview on the Tommy T Podcast, renowned cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough made a shocking revelation about the significant earnings doctors received for administering COVID-19 vaccines.
According to Dr. McCullough, doctors could make an additional $250,000 if they vaccinated a substantial portion of their patients. This calculation was based on injecting 75% of their patients at $250 per person. The information was reportedly leaked from an Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield document.
Dr. McCullough explained that primary care physicians typically manage a patient panel of 1,000 to 2,000 individuals covered by Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield. By doing the math, the incentive of $250 per newly vaccinated person could result in earnings of $250,000. While some doctors earned less and others earned more, the financial incentive encouraged doctors to administer vaccines to as many patients as possible.
The question arises as to whether Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield was providing doctors with incentives or if they were being paid by the government to do so. Dr. McCullough shares his thoughts on this matter in the podcast.
Overall, this revelation sheds light on the financial incentives doctors may have had for administering COVID-19 vaccines and raises questions about the motivations behind these actions.
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