Fun \ Just for Laughs

First, Do No Harm? Hardly

I think if Hippocrates were a doctor today the oath would be a little different. It'd be first do nothing--until you're sure your patients have insurance.

Second, make sure your insurance is up to date, too.

And third, if it's a lawyer, just forget the whole do not harm thing.


This entry last modified on: February 22, 2011 5:22 PM

Tags:

Add a Comment:

COPING & CARE

Sex and Your Heart

Sex and Your Heart

Heart disease doesn’t have to put a damper on your sex life. See how three heart patients were able to get back that loving feeling.

Watch Now

QUIZ

Mĕd-spēk

Mĕd-spēk

Can you decipher medical lingo? Test your knowledge.

Play Now

INSIDE THE MEDICINE CHEST

Using the right bandage

Using the right bandage

Cuts and scrapes are common, but sometimes a simple bandage just won't do.

Watch Now

About the Video

Comedy doc Matt Iseman finds the lighter side of medical insurance.

Related Content

Wit & Wisdom

“I got the bill for my surgery. Now I know what those doctors were wearing masks for.” – James H. Boren

“My doctor gave me six months to live, but when I couldn’t pay the bill he gave me six more.”
– Walter Matthau

For More Information:

Licensed for Laughs – Dr. Matt Iseman

The Association for Applied and Therapeutic Humor The Association for Applied and Therapeutic Humor

Find out about entertainment as therapy, education and research at RX Laughter.

coffee-is-good-for-you-book
Advertisement
ADVERTISEMENT

Connect With Us

Hear a good medical joke lately? Send a video or e-mail us.

If your joke is selected, we’ll contact you about featuring it in an Everwell segment.