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A insurers getting it on physician e-mail?

Physician-patient e-mail gets the shaft here often. Maybe insurers are listening:

Under the plan, patients pay the same co-pay as they would for an office visit, and doctors get reimbursed about $35 for each patient e-mail they respond to.

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