emdeon there is too.hen the insurance company receives the bill, processes the payment and sends it back. emdeon does it. then the doctor bills the patient. there is emdeon again. finally the insurance company also has information sent to the patient. one more point where emdeon makes the system smoother and gets paid for doing it. because emdeon is at every point in the process and connected to every major system developed over the last 25 years its customers are increasingly consolidating to emdeon's platform for everything and there is still growth here because even though 80% of bills from doctors or hospitals are sent to insurance companies electronically only 10% to 15% come from the insurance company back to the doctor or hospital and are done electronically. big market. emdeon systems immediately saves money for customers eliminating paper claims and stopping unnecessary or abusive claims before they get into the system. again, something obama wants. and you just know that when obama eventually de

>> emdeon has been the leader in security and health care information for 25 years. our system is very robust in that regard and closed to the market. >> any expansion of health care people on the insurance rolls would also be of benefit. >> absolutely. the more people are covered, the more benefit to our company. >> finally, what would you say to the critics of reform out there who say we ought to have nothing to do with a public form of health care? where do you come back on the public versus private health care issue? >> i think that honestly the taking six months to try to solve a decades' old problem with a complex system is probably not the way to go. but using the things that we can do today to drive efficiency is where we need to be focused. >> george lazenby, ceo, thanks very much. congratulations. go over there and make the first trade. >>> let's go over to brian shactman standing by at the nasdaq. >> i want him to come up with something that means i don't have to fill everything out in triple to go to the doctor. it might be quiet all of the way through th

dy tell you not to get in on this one, emdeon?you saw at the oemg you made $2.50, that's $2.50 per share, not bad for one minute's work which is how long it might have taken for you to enter an order on the deal after you watched the show, play this profitable, good company. how fabulous. i regard it as a perfect counter to start with properties. maybe instead of being on the danger zone, maybe we're on the highway to the safety zone or the found highway to twist cramer fave -- i put bon jovi in so i wouldn't cough. this show is about smooth and sweet. wait a second though. after today, doesn't it look like the market has -- should we be doing the watoosi? i know, cramer's a jerk. shouldn't wing taking profits aggressively? that would be my first inclination. then i read a story about a great mupd manager. he took in $20 billion in the month of july. why? positive investment returns. $20 billion. come on, that money's not going to sit on the sidelines. it is sent to them to be redeployed in the stock market immediately. they certa

emdeon has potential. i would use the weakness to buy. i would pull the trigger.how about theresa in tennessee? ooh, volunteer theresa. >> caller: actually, it's an ole miss rebel theresa. >> oh -- >> caller: i'm sending you an ole miss rebel hottie tottie boo-yah! >> caller: smoke show boo-yah! >> caller: thanks for everything you do for everybody. my question today is on intercontinental exchange, another southern town. can you give me some of your thoughts? >> this is a very, very tough one, because i loved it when i was at georgia tech and that was a different market, and we had to say no to a lot of these stocks after the big decline. i think it's an important exchange. i think it's okay, but i can't get behind it, theresa, i really can't. i'm going to say don't buy. it's a different changed world. gary gentzler, who's running it is of great substance and he will do a great job and that might mean not everybody makes as much money in that game as used to. anthony in massachusetts. anthony? >> caller: what's going on? >> yeah, how about down by seven? go for a