Comments on: Fighting Against Profits for Referrals https://pttalker.com/2012/01/fighting-against-profits-for-referrals/ Business News and Ideas for therapists. Thu, 20 Nov 2014 23:53:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jason Richardson https://pttalker.com/2012/01/fighting-against-profits-for-referrals/#comment-996 Jason Richardson Fri, 20 Jan 2012 13:57:12 +0000 http://pttalker.com/?p=510#comment-996 Thanks for choosing this important topic for this podcast Jeff. Bravo to Paul for his ongoing efforts in protecting patient choice in CA. Also, I could not say it any better than Tim; that credibility and judgement are essential for reasonable and logical legislative policy. Obviously, assembly woman Mary Hayashi struggles with both. Thanks for choosing this important topic for this podcast Jeff. Bravo to Paul for his ongoing efforts in protecting patient choice in CA. Also, I could not say it any better than Tim; that credibility and judgement are essential for reasonable and logical legislative policy. Obviously, assembly woman Mary Hayashi struggles with both.

]]> By: Tim Richardson, PT https://pttalker.com/2012/01/fighting-against-profits-for-referrals/#comment-995 Tim Richardson, PT Fri, 20 Jan 2012 09:00:23 +0000 http://pttalker.com/?p=510#comment-995 Great interview, Jeff. You're right, Paul Gaspar is too much of a gentleman to bring up the issue of Mary Hayashi's felony conviction so thank you for having the courage to do so. I can't imagine a more relevant issue to discuss in a case like this where judgement and credibility are so important. The evidence AGAINST POPTS is strong but the rhetoric is equally strong on both sides - this calls for a unbiased decision maker on the legislative or judicial front to lay down the law. Unfortunately, Mary Hayashi has demonstrated that she fails the test for both credibility AND judgement. Great interview. Tim Great interview, Jeff. You’re right, Paul Gaspar is too much of a gentleman to bring up the issue of Mary Hayashi’s felony conviction so thank you for having the courage to do so.

I can’t imagine a more relevant issue to discuss in a case like this where judgement and credibility are so important.

The evidence AGAINST POPTS is strong but the rhetoric is equally strong on both sides – this calls for a unbiased decision maker on the legislative or judicial front to lay down the law.

Unfortunately, Mary Hayashi has demonstrated that she fails the test for both credibility AND judgement.

Great interview.

Tim

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