Physician
Family Medicine
Dr. Matthew C. Dobias, MD
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Doctor Matthew C. Dobias, MD is an expert in the field of Family Medicine. He received 1 awards: "CMS Meaningful Use Stage 1 Certification". Matthew C. Dobias is a published MD. He has 101 papers published. The most current publication "[Estrogen, androgen, and progesterone biosynthesis by theca and granulosa of preovulatory follicles in the pig]." He is registered with Medicare.
Publications
- Homologous and heterologous ligands downregulate follicle-stimulating hormone receptor mRNA in porcine granulosa cells.
- [Estrogen, androgen, and progesterone biosynthesis by theca and granulosa of preovulatory follicles in the pig].
- Production of prostaglandins by porcine preovulatory follicular tissues and their roles in intrafollicular function.
- Another Medicaid boost...but states shouldn't plan on getting any more.
- Rosier or rose-colored glasses? Critics take Obama administration to task on Medicare projections.
- GOP looks to get even. Berwick appointment may be trouble for Obama.
- Come and get IT.
- Small safety net. High-risk insurance program may prove too popular.
- The doctor is in. Despite GOP protests over the recess appointment of Berwick to the top CMS post, the IHI chief is slated to be sworn in this week--and he's got a lot...
- Select Medical to buy Regency. Deal seen as promising to beleaguered industry.
- Senate passes SGR fix. Hospital groups say problem isn't solved yet.
- Try, try again. SGR fix on tap, but AMA 'disappointed' by measure.
- Fix in the mix. 1.2% SGR update on the table, five-year plan, too.
- A 'second opinion'. GOP senators launch campaign against reform.
- Wait and see. Despite transparency push, action could face delays.
- Defending Berwick. GOP will raise rationing issue for CMS nominee.
- Putting reform to work. Despite vacancies, CMS and HHS are ready.
- No slam-dunk for Berwick ... CMS confirmation likely to get GOP resistance.
- Supporting players. Provider groups back reform bill--with caveats.
- Yea or nay? Democrats optimistic reform will pass this week.
- This is it. After a century of battles and a year of contentious debates, U.S. healthcare is changing. So what does this all mean for you?
- It'll keep you guessing until the very end. As Obama pushes for closure, still no one's certain how reform will play out.
- Time for plan B. Summit stalemate has Dems looking at alternatives.
- The devil is in the details. The White House gears up for health summit.
- Holding on to hope. Providers optimistic after Obama's address.
- Insurers get premium roast...Legislators go on offensive over insurers' profits, suggested rate hikes.
- A nonstarter. Jump in healthcare spending not cranking reform engine.
- Massachusetts concern. If GOP wins crucial race, reform could be blocked.
- Reform imminent, near-term changes are not.
- A loss for hospitals. Senate package could negate deal with key groups.
- Looking for a pulse. With plans for reform thrown into disarray, lawmakers ponder scaling back their ambitions.
- Bipartisan opposition. Reform plan to lower age for Medicare starts battle.
- Last leg. Congress primed for final push toward reform.
- A whole new world awaits. Industry braces for big changes if bill becomes law.
- It won't mean a thing... if Dems ain't got that swing vote in Senate.
- A break, then debate. Abortion, public option still divide reform efforts.
- The house's SGR dilemma. Senate unlikely to cooperate on bill docs want badly.
- Changes sought. AHA presses for trio of fixes to merged Senate bill.
- Still an option. Senate leaders mull public option, may lose support.
- On the eighth day... senate bill earns Dem praise; GOP support unlikely.
- Fix is in--they hope. Groups make Medicare SGR reform priority.
- Push, pull. Hospitals, lawmakers disagree on Medicare rates.
- The numbers game. DSH payments, uninsured counts roil Senate.
- Crunch time.
- The grumbling commences. Senate Finance bill greeted by critics from all sides.
- A POTUS proposal. Obama to state his case to Congress, Americans.
- A 'Lion'-sized loss. Kennedy's death could have impact on reform.
- Small change, big savings?
- Promises and threats.
- Senate seeking data on GPOs. Move suggests GPOs may be hit for reform cash.
- August showdown. As Congress heads home for a recess, the turmoil over reform only intensifies with hospitals, insurers and activists ready for a fight.
- Trump card. All eyes on Finance Committee's version of bill.
- Taking a break. Senate healthcare bill vote on hold until fall.
- Reform bill no summer picnic. Congressional infighting continues to delay legislation.
- Fiscal breakthrough...Reform proposal trimmed to $1 trillion in Senate.
- Still waiting for details. Summit draws praise, but debate is just beginning.
- Arguing over money. Reform debate turns to costs, reimbursement cuts.
- Dem leaders hash out reform ... as GOP lawmakers say they're being left out.
- CBO: not a federal expenditure. Expert says budget report buoys reform optimism.
- As Democrats talk reform ... GOP gets ball rolling with insurance-related bills.
- New gender agenda. Push to eliminate insurance rate disparities intensifies.
- Manning the battle stations. Healthcare factions try to protect separate interests as reform plans are sketched out.
- You're not in Kansas anymore. Newly confirmed HHS secretary Sebelius takes over amid talks of healthcare reform and potential flu pandemic.
- Watching the money. Worries over how states will spend Medicaid dollars.
- Fee-for-service punching bag. As the Obama administration sets out to reform healthcare, medicare advantage is one of the first and most prominent targets.
- Their piece of the pie. $111 million earmarked for hospitals in law.
- $600 billion question. Reform efforts could stall over doc payment fix.
- Sebelius on hold. GOP, Dems disagree on fast-tracking efforts.
- Something for everyone? Industry has mixed reactions to budget proposals.
- Comparison analysis. Critics questioning design of effectiveness studies.
- Who will get more? Lawmakers divided on splitting Medicaid increase.
- Ready to go. Obama, Congress move fast to help hospitals.
- Political winds changing. Congress tackling variety of healthcare measures.
- Healthcare Opinion Leaders Survey. Dear Mr. President.
- HIMSS sees opportunity. Group looks to Obama to fund health IT.
- Reform àla carte. CBO weighs the costs, savings of more than 100 reform proposals, giving lawmakers a foundation tto work from.
- View from Washington: this time, they mean it.
- Daschle's warm reception. Industry leaders like what HHS nominee has to say.
- Teamed up for reform. As Obama looks to teamed up solve healthcare's problems, Daschle, Lambrew healthcare team makes sense, industry executives say.
- AHIP: surely 30% possible.
- Looking for signs. Daschle's stand on doc ownership under scrutiny.
- Under the knife. Democrats eye cuts to Medicare advantage.
- A bid for time. Some need an extra year for ICD-10 transition.
- Ready...set...punch. Healthcare stars on several states' ballots this year.
- They're not giving up. Despite bailout's price, reform advocates see hope.
- Uneven results.
- Healthcare shunted aside. Economy dominates as Congress prepares for recess.
- Anemic performance. Commonwealth Fund says things are getting worse.
- Medicaid's hard lessons. Teaching hospitals learn to cope with complexities.
- GOP spotlight passes healthcare. Republicans give little mention to industry, policy issues at convention.
- Harry and Louise, part two. Faux couple return, but sequel pushes reform.
- IT bill draws concerns. Industry leery over pay, privacy, security matters.
- Healthcare hot topic at DNC ... but some say assertiveness and substance lacking.
- Getting the party started. Industry hopes healthcare is priority at nominating conventions.
- Trustees trust medical newbie. Consultant de Filippi picked as AHA chairman.
- 'Tweener' relief. Grassley bill would aid rural hospitals, with a catch.
- 'Vote of no confidence'. Experts hope study finally spurs action on quality.
- Few alternatives left. Doc-ownership limits may be tacked on to other bill.
- A race to spare Medicaid. House measure would stop White House cuts.
- Doc groups back EHR study ... even though not all physicians will see payday.
Schools
Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science Chicago Medical School
St Joeseph
Doctors Specialties
- Family Medicine
Accepted Insurances
- Amerigroup (Wellpoint)
- Assurant Health
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Dental Blue 100/200/300
- Cigna HMO
- Cigna PPO
- Great West Healthcare-Cigna PPO
- LocalPlus
- Open Access Plus
- Commercial Insurance Company
- CoreSource
- Coventry Health Care
- Delta Health System
- HealthSmart
- Choice Care PPO
- Mail Handlers Benefit Plan (MHBP)
- MedHealthInsurance
- Medicaid
- Medicare MCR
- MultiPlan
- POMCO Group
- United Healthcare
Awards
- CMS Meaningful Use Stage 1 Certification
Education
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Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science
Drug Facts
| NPI NUMBER | 1902919962 | |
| NPPES Provider LastName | DOBIAS | |
| NPPES Provider FirstName | MATTHEW | |
| NPPES Provider ZIPCode | 384642238 | |
| NPPES Provider State | TN | |
| Specialty Description | Family Practice | |
| Total Claim Count | 3474.0 | |
| Distinct Opioid Count | 4.0 | |
| Opioid Claim Count | 103.0 | |
| Percent Opioid Claims | 2.96 |
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Medicare Facts
| National Provider Identifier [NPI] | 1902919962 |
| Last Name Of The Provider | DOBIAS |
| First Name Of The Provider | MATTHEW |
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