Check Here If Your Doctor Was Paid Off By Drug Companies

Posted By: George Gombossy October 19, 2010

As the result of litigation or pressure seven drug firms have made public the names of doctors they paid to push their drugs.

ProPublica has compiled the $258 million payment into one database.

You can check to see if your doctor is on that list here.

If your doctor isn’t, you might still want to ask her/him if they receive any compensation from drug companies to recommend their medication.

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1 Comment on "Check Here If Your Doctor Was Paid Off By Drug Companies"

  1. Ed Dale | October 25, 2010 at 9:23 am |

    For the reader running into a brick wall with Energy Plus. I made the mistake of signing with them and now they are charging me MORE than CL&P. There’s mostly current rate information posted by the DPUC at: http://www.ctenergyinfo.com/display_rates.htm
    I’ve switched to ConnEd at $.0899 through Sept. 2011. There are “variable” rates that are lower – today – but you’d need to monitor to them. Energy Plus was lower when I signed up with them, but seemed to increase their rate to more than CL&Ps very quickly. They are not even listed by the DPUC now.

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