Why choose Dr Rodgers?
Dr. Rodgers is a pleasant doctor to work with. He is gave me great confidence that he will be able to help me overcome some health concerns I’ve been dealing with for years. I would definitely recommend. What went well Appointment scheduling
Where did Dr Rodgers go to medical school?
Biography Dr. Rodgers received his medical degree from the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences in 2006. He then completed his residency in family medicine... Read more Specialties Family Medicine Board Certifications
How much money has Medicare saved with the Round 2 program?
This program has already saved more than $400 million for Medicare and its beneficiaries, and CMS estimates even larger savings as a result of the Round 2 expansion and the National Mail Order program for diabetic testing supplies, which both went into effect in July 2013.
How can I make an appointment with Dr. Blake Rodgers, MD?
Click here to schedule an appointment online. New patients can also call (618) 494-4273, and for other questions, call (618) 607-1260.
Does Dr. Blake Rodgers, MD accept my insurance?
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What are Dr. Blake Rodgers, MD's top areas of care?
Dr. Rodgers frequently treats Osteoarthritis of Hand or Wrist, Impairment Rating Evaluation, and Lyme Disease Evaluation. See all procedures and co...
Where is Dr. Blake Rodgers, MD's office located?
Dr. Rodgers' office is located at 1414 Cross St Ste 230, Shiloh, IL 62269. Find other locations and directions on Healthgrades.
Does Dr. Blake Rodgers, MD offer telehealth services?
Dr. Rodgers has not yet indicated whether they offer telehealth services. Please contact the office to check for availability/eligibility.
How much did Medtronic settle in 2006?
In 2006, the company settled one of the suits for $40 million, while denying wrongdoing. The other suit was dismissed. Dr. Hynes would not agree to an interview or provide a statement, but Medtronic insisted that its consulting and royalty arrangements are vital to innovation and advancing patient care.
What is the most profitable surgery?
Device makers pay high-volume spine surgeons consulting, design fees. Spinal fusion is one of the most common surgeries in America, with more performed than even hip replacements. For medical device companies, it is also one of the most profitable. The procedure joins adjacent vertebrae, often with metal rods and screws.
Does NuVasive disclose payments?
NuVasive does not disclose payments to physicians and would not return repeated emails or phone calls for comment. But in a recent legal deposition Dr. Rodgers recalled receiving more than $600,000 from the company in 2011. He said the payments were for consulting, teaching, and helping design dozens of device systems.