$42,000 per hour. That's what Freeman makes from those of us who work hard and happen to have insurance because we pay outrageous premiums. Just because a person has health insurance doesn't mean that insurance will pay fees that are a blatant example of racketeering. Freeman requires their physicians to treat so many patients in one day so I am not blaming the doctors. But when I am permitted to talk to a doctor for less than 10 minutes, then get charged $690, what else can you call that besides racketeering??? For almost $700 and less than 10 minutes, I didn't even take an aspirin or dirty up that paper roll that they have in examining rooms. This was literally $690 for an eight minute conversation. I wonder if people who don't have insurance are charged the same?? It's fraudulent and completely unreasonable.