Doctors across the nation, specifically those in most important treatment, have been up in arms about Medicare’s proposed cuts in reimbursement that are scheduled to go into influence on January 1. They are anxious — rightfully so — that these cuts will be ruinous to their procedures and compromise the care they can provide to their sufferers. As an unexpected emergency medical professional, I get worried about the cuts for a unique cause: emergency departments might shortly be filled with extra and far more men and women who cannot obtain main treatment. In a the latest commentary in the Washington Put up, Shirlene Obuobi, a doctor in Chicago, wrote about…