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Lasik eye surgeon charged with cheating healthcare provider

By Alvina Soh | Posted: 25 November 2011 1448 hrs

 

SINGAPORE: An eye surgeon was charged on Friday with cheating a healthcare provider of more than S$474,000.

 

Fifty-one-year-old Marc Tay Tze-Hsin allegedly cheated integrated healthcare provider, Pacific Healthcare Specialist Services (PBSS), on 11 occasions between December 2005 and December 2006.

 

He is said to have dishonestly concealed the fact that he had been paid between S$2,520 and S$83,000 for each surgery he performed at The Lasik Surgery Clinic on behalf of PBSS knowing the amount belonged to PBSS.

 

He will be back in court again on January 6 next year.

 

It boils down to the fact that even doctors are human. and which human doesn't have needs, wants and desires. if they dun have, they are not human.

 

Saving lives, yes, otherwise why would they want to become doctors? but basic human characteristics do not change.

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The belief that one become a doctor to save people is BS nowadays. It's all about money isn't it?

 

Anyway, this doctor was very popular for LASIK when he's in LSC.

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Lasik eye surgeon charged with cheating healthcare provider

By Alvina Soh | Posted: 25 November 2011 1448 hrs

 

SINGAPORE: An eye surgeon was charged on Friday with cheating a healthcare provider of more than S$474,000.

 

Fifty-one-year-old Marc Tay Tze-Hsin allegedly cheated integrated healthcare provider, Pacific Healthcare Specialist Services (PBSS), on 11 occasions between December 2005 and December 2006.

 

He is said to have dishonestly concealed the fact that he had been paid between S$2,520 and S$83,000 for each surgery he performed at The Lasik Surgery Clinic on behalf of PBSS knowing the amount belonged to PBSS.

 

He will be back in court again on January 6 next year.

 

It boils down to the fact that even doctors are human. and which human doesn't have needs, wants and desires. if they dun have, they are not human.

 

Saving lives, yes, otherwise why would they want to become doctors? but basic human characteristics do not change.

 

 

 

 

$$$ NO ENOUGH....

 

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Saving lives, yes, otherwise why would they want to become doctors? but basic human characteristics do not change.

 

some ppl choose to be a doctor because of the prospect and status, $$. not because their first priority is to save live.

similarly, ppl choose to be a teacher mainly because they want $$, stable income, etc. not because they want to educate next generation.

ppl treat this like a high paid job. please be realistic.

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some ppl choose to be a doctor because of the prospect and status, $$. not because their first priority is to save live.

similarly, ppl choose to be a teacher mainly because they want $$, stable income, etc. not because they want to educate next generation.

ppl treat this like a high paid job. please be realistic.

what about politicians

to serve the pubic

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what about politicians

to serve the pubic

 

 

 

To serve their own NEEDS ok ! ( Everybody is selfish now ! )

 

Gone are the hey days of politician, who fought d ' commi '

 

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Doctors are humans too.

Malpractice, corruptions, dishonesty, etc happen in most professions or jobs.... only a few exceptions: maybe roadsweeper, tablewiper, toilet clearner etc.

 

These so-called 'lower ranks' are actually 'cleaner'?? wrong?

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Malpractice, corruptions, dishonesty, etc happen in most professions or jobs.... only a few exceptions: maybe roadsweeper, tablewiper, toilet clearner etc.

 

These so-called 'lower ranks' are actually 'cleaner'?? wrong?

 

ahem...undertaker [:p][:p] we no corruption wan. die means die...wat is der?>

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i have couples of doc frens

 

docs are very clever persons.

 

cheat or not boils down to one's character.

 

clever does not mean cannot be cheat.

 

clever one clever cheat [:p]

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Malpractice, corruptions, dishonesty, etc happen in most professions or jobs.... only a few exceptions: maybe roadsweeper, tablewiper, toilet clearner etc.

 

These so-called 'lower ranks' are actually 'cleaner'?? wrong?

Dishonesty - in Cleaner = patrons leaving the table and he wipe table saw 50cts on table, take and put in pocket.

Dishonesty - to a Professional lawyer = client give cheque of $10mil, take cash it and absconded.

 

So which is the lesser of the 2 evils ?

 

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ahem...undertaker [:p][:p] we no corruption wan. die means die...wat is der?>

All I hear from my father is this Phrase :

"Dead Man's Lantern Open Big Price"

 

Karter should know this...

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what about those having sex in clinics, selling cough mixtures, sleeping pills, overcharging patients, molesting patients etc....

 

 

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i have couples of doc frens

 

docs are very clever persons.

 

cheat or not boils down to one's character.

 

clever does not mean cannot be cheat.

 

clever one clever cheat [:p]

Correctoooo

 

If it was so easy to differentiate, then no need for rules for certain 'kinds' of people. That lady doc also in trouble with her charges for treating the Brunei elite rite?

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