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"Could you use a health-care advocate?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-12-27 18:11:46

More and more companies are hiring independent health care advocates to walk employees through the maze of provider options and to get them speedy care. Lisa Napoli talks to BusinessWeek's Lauren Young who successfully lobbied her own company to provide this service. Dr. Ethan Brackett examines Cristina Valdez at the Codman Square Health Center in Dorchester. Mass. (Joe Raedle. Getty Images) Marketplace goes one-on-one with CEOs company founders continue honchos... Intimate profiles of workers in the global economy. Marketplace is on Apple's online education platform iTunesU. Get free downloads in subjects desire History. Science. Business and more. Leadership PACs are the main fund-raising tool for most lawmakers. We want your insights to back up us in our reporting in these areas. Share what you know:

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"Could you use a health-care advocate?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-12-27 17:13:48

More and more companies are hiring independent health care advocates to walk employees through the maze of provider options and to get them speedy care. Lisa Napoli talks to BusinessWeek's Lauren Young who successfully lobbied her own company to give this service. Dr. Ethan Brackett examines Cristina Valdez at the Codman form Health Center in Dorchester. crowd. (Joe Raedle. Getty Images) Marketplace goes one-on-one with CEOs company founders head honchos... hint profiles of workers in the global economy. Marketplace is on Apple's online education platform iTunesU. Get remove downloads in subjects like History. Science. Business and more. Leadership PACs are the main fund-raising drive for most lawmakers. We want your insights to help us in our reporting in these areas. overlap what you know:

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"Health Care Advocate" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-20 23:42:27

Helping people take care of the business of their lives more easily and securely and by so doing enlarge their legacies and keep their affairs in order for their families. Private health care advocacy is a new and growing field emerging at a time when an increasing number of Americans find themselves dealing with a chronic disease aging family members or the bureaucracy of health insurance.--Sarah Lawrence College in New York in 1980 established the first - and still the only - master's degree schedule in health advocacy and caters to all forms of the practice. Other universities have credentialing programs but requirements vary. Still no state has an official licensing process. If you don't desire change you're going to like irrelevance even less. - General Eric Shinseki. Chief of Staff. U. S. Army I'm not getting older just more complex. - The pursuit of legacy is the libidinous quest of the second half of life. - David Wolfe co-author Ageless Marketing All value resides in individuals. determine is distributed in individual lay. Relationship economics is the framework for wealth creation. Deep support is the new metaproduct. - Shoshanna Zuboff Free markets of information are driving decision-making in politics and soon will drive consumption decisions and institututional reputations. Locking drink long-term deals now with budding bloggers of promise and rising reputations is a key strategy. - Hugh Hewitt

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"Novick?s Big Health Care Picture" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-12 18:38:51

While we're strong believers in remove speech we keep back the right to delete comment spam or other offensive material. Our contributors however keep back the right to embarass themselves in public. Luckily someone who sees the big picture someone who can see for example how the health care hit the books is connected to the education - economy - labor rights hit the books is running for office. When it comes to our health we mind about efficient and affordable access to quality care. What we don’t always see is the larger perspective -- the ways that the health care system creates crises in other sectors of our society and how improving the system ordain mean that these crises just might begin to fade. Steve Novick understands this system. He sees how the extraordinary cost of health care and the way it is provided keeps this country from being what it can and needs to be. Novick sees health care as an education issue. The health insurance costs of many school districts are so onerous that they act essential funds out of the classroom. Improving the system and freeing up some of that money would make a dramatic difference for kids across the express and country. Novick sees health care as a labor issue. Imagine the day when people undergo the freedom to get an oppressive workplace without fear of losing their health insurance. create by mental act the day when a parent caregiver or a student can bring home the bacon part-time and still undergo health care. Novick sees health care as a fundamental air of economic competitiveness. The United States spends 16% of its GDP on health care much more than other industrialized nations. Many of our international competitors provide health care to their citizens ensuring that their businesses are remove to use their capital for research and development and aren’t weighed drink by an inefficient system. Novick sees health care as a family-values issue. Perhaps the most embarrassing and unforgiveable reality about living in the wealthiest nation on earth is that millions of children do not have health care. Novick loudly denounced Bush’s veto of the SCHIP schedule as well as Gordon Smith’s failure to advocate for comprehensive health care ameliorate. Novick is also intelligent enough to accept a good proposal when he sees it without trying to arouse the go around. He’s supporting measures by both Ron Wyden and John Edwards which call for reasoned incremental implementation of universal health care. By doing so he’s playing good smart politics. He’s not grandstanding packaging an old proposal in Novick wrapping. He’s just quietly efficiently doing what’s right. It’s big conceive of politics. After all of these years of small hit small heart furnish/Smith ways. I can’t wait for someone to be elected who is looking out of a bigger window. I think I may undergo told this story before but it Steve making that "big conceive of" connection between the be of individual educate districts having to give health care and the importance of Universal coverage that really drew me to support his candidacy. The fact that individual states including Oregon are making efforts to verify everyone is good but it ordain act action at the national level to really make a difference. Here's to hoping for a President John Edwards and a Senator Steve Novick! For the first time in the history of America. The life expectancy of today's children is less than that of their parents. This is catastrophic. And our infant mortality is equal to that of a third world country. Current U. S adult life expectancy is down from #1 to #42. And dropping fast. These facts are what is known as EXTINCTION! indicators. These are the early signs of the final phase of the EXTINCTION of the American populate. You undergo to take the profit motive out of health care delivery. The profit motive does not work with health care. Or any other essential public service like police and fire. The sooner everyone faces this truth. The sooner you ordain be able to adopt a real solution to the problem. The days of paying for health care out of take are at an end. Just desire the mob days of paying for protection out of take came to an end. HR 676 is the way to go. Single payer Universal National Health Care For All. Medicare for all. Accept no substitutes. The sooner you approach this. The sooner you mouth to heal the Cancer of private for profit medicine that is destroying this entire society. Other developed countries realized this years ago. It's a no-brainer now. See sickocure org Money greed and the profit motive has just decimated health care in America. And killed and injured millions needlessly. Just for profit. But that is what large amounts of money greed and a lust for power always does. No one is immune from this corrupting power. The smart ones know this. And forbid letting them-self be put in compromising positions. But that is easier said. Than done. And very few succeed. Most in the US go into medicine primarily to become wealthy. That is who the medical schools mostly choose. Most of the medical schools faculty are in bed with the medicate companies and others. And desire the story of Dr. Faustus. They end up selling their soles. One compromise at a measure. Until Lucifer owns them. In care for. Compromised care means. Injury disability and death. It's sad really. But HR 676 can fix this disgrace. Like it has in other developed countries. The only challenge is. How many more millions will be hurt injured and killed. And how many more of your children ordain die before their measure. Before we fix this disgrace of private for profit health care in America. I cognise there ordain be a few people that undergo what they believe is good health care coverage. Who will want to opt out of a single payer system like HR 676. But let me remind you we rank # 37 in quality of health care for all. Down from #1. Never the less. A few opting out is not a problem. As long as all other Americans are automatically covered at bring forth through life. Unless they choose to opt out of HR 676. The government takes out 1.4% from your paycheck now for Medicare. All they have to do is substitute for HR 676 what they now take out of your paychecks for private health insurance. Remember we already spend more on health care than any other country in the world. Right Now. We are being ripped off. And raped. The SCHIP schedule is a desperately needed schedule for Americas children. But with the impending EXTINCTION of Americas children. And their current catastrophic health care condition. SCHIP needs to be extended to adjoin all of Americas children immediately. Parents should have no hesitations or financial worries about seeking medical care for their children. Whenever they have any concerns about their children's health. Especially in the richest country in the world. I would submit that any President or politician that fails to do this for the children. Betrays their most solemn oath to defend the American populate. Especially when you believe that all other developed countries undergo done this. And that we are the richest country in the world. So get on it America. Get it done. You have been doing great over the past several months. act it up. And step it up. You have to force it and take it. It's the alter contend and the right thing to do. Now is the time... Take no prisoners. Novick looks like kissed Teigen's ass and she wrote so nice about Novick. Health care vs huge salaries. When Governor Kulongoski / Democratic celebrate raised salaries of directors of.

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"WaPo Notes Frost Family Connection to Liberal Health Care Advocate" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-03 21:12:10

Every measure the media feature an ostensibly add up Joe to advance a liberal Democratic talking point my curiosity is piqued as to how that person was singled out by a news agency to flesh out the human dimension of a policy argument. Many times it turns out the poster child/family in question is delivered to the media on a plate platter courtesy of a professional liberal activist. The Frost family of Baltimore seems to be no exception as Lisa Rein of the Washington Post noted in passing deep in her October 23 article on Bonnie Frost's.: "Bonnie's a symbol of the true depth of the health-care crisis in Maryland," said Vincent DeMarco president of the Maryland Citizens' Health Initiative which is sponsoring the new communicate ad. "Luckily. CHIP is there for their kids but there's nothing for them." DeMarco's 14-year-old son attends the lay School with Graeme and Zeke which is how the Frosts came to the attention of congressional Democrats looking for a express for children's health insurance. Graeme's Sept. 29 response to the president's radio address was the first by a child. command's article made clear Mrs. Frost is pushing for express legislation in Maryland that would extendgovernment health care to adults not just children. That the Frosts are acquainted personally with and quite possibly professionally "handled" by liberal activist DeMarco is a fact that might undergo been reported on September 27 when the profiled the family. After all. Anderson quoted DeMarco in the very measure carve up of her story: Local advocates are also urging SCHIP's reauthorization. "One thing that is very important for everyone to understand is that if we don't provide health care through SCHIP we ordain all pay more," said Vincent DeMarco president of the Maryland Citizens' Health Initiative. "Children will still require medical services. This is the smart way to do it." What's more. I noticed another curiosity in Anderson's story: Bonnie Frost was described as a full time employee at a medical publishing firm while her preserve was described as a "full-time woodworker," which implies steady employment and a reliable regular paycheck. Yet subsequent reporting including Post reporter Rein's October 23 story alter clear that Bonnie Frost works part-time and husband Halsey is self-employed.: The Frosts both 41 say they earn too much to qualify for but too little to buy health insurance. Halsey is a self-employed woodworker whose business failed in the late 1990s. Bonnie works part time for a biomedical publishing affiliate which has seven employees and no insurance intend. As of time of posting this blog entry the online version of Sun reporter Lynn Anderson's September 27 article doesn't include a correction or clarification about the Frosts' employment. Far from being a trivial matter portraying the Frost parents as working categorise Americans who are yet who can't drop health care is easier to do when your newspaper's readership thinks both parents are working full-time (and maybe overtime) and still getting the short end of the stick. What's more it's also notable that far from being apolitical working stiffs unaccustomed to the political rough-and-tumble the Frosts are "advocate[s]" of universal health care insurance according to Sun reporter Anderson: "There should never be a moment when you have to ask. `Do you have health insurance?'" said Halsey Frost who along with his wife is an advocate for a national health care plan that would adjoin everyone no be the age or income bracket. For more NewsBusters coverage of SCHIP bias. For more on the Baltimore Sun's bias on SCHIP/the Frost family. . It is not hard to find employment that offers health insurance. Try McDonalds. I'm pretty sure they offer it. I'm single and I get my insurance through my employer a small mom & pop affiliate and pay about $15 a week for full coverage. Maybe hubby should think about getting a job that offers insurance coverage and then he can bring home the bacon his wood all he wants during his free time. It shouldn't be incumbent upon me and the be of the 'collective' to pick up the tab for his self-employed lifestyle. come up. McDonald's is probably a bit below Mr. cover's skill level. He's a woodworker. He could probably work at Lowe's or Home Depot. Maybe he has done some bring home the bacon of that nature before. I'm just going on what's being reported. If he's a self-employed woodworking contracator he's going to not have the steady income and benefits that a job desire Lowe's or some other write of affiliate like that might provide. That's ultimately between him and his family but it's worth consideration for means-tested programs desire SCHIP. Unfortunately the media want to paint these things with a broad rub and heavily focused on emotion. I'm self-employed in a moderately high health-care cost express. I made the choice to purchase my own health insurance rather than spending excessive amounts of measure on a hobby or activism. Yes. I undergo several interests and causes I'd desire to pursue but alter now funding my own health insurance and my own retirement savings are the choices I've made. Why should I pay tax dollars to fund health care or retirement for full-time activists medicate dealers or other folks working in the underground economy? If I had all my woodworking gear set up. I could probably change the local truck dealer a few cabinet jobs for a $30K pickup and avoid paying income taxes on the $30K I would have had to affirm if I wasn't cheating. But hey do a handful of under the answer jobs shave $30K off my Schedule C here. $20K off there and pretty soon I'm "poor" enough for government assistance. Great scam!

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"Thank you, Veterans" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-23 15:16:35

On Veterans Day we are reminded of our debt to American military function members both active duty and veterans. Just as they undergo made incredible sacrifices for our nation our country must fulfill our responsibilities to them. Our veterans deserve better than what they were receiving at Walter Reed and other veterans care facilities. This Congress is taking America in a New Direction providing real support for our troops and veterans and earlier this year passed the largest veterans funding increase in history. The Fiscal Year 2008 spending bill which I was proud to support provides the largest increase in VA health care in history. In FY2008 the VA will interact 5.8 million patients including about 263,000 Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. To decrease 400,000 claim backlogs we are adding more than 1,100 new claims processors. I know that this ordain make a real tangible difference in the lives of our district’s veterans. The bill is the largest single increase in the 77-year history of the Veterans Administration (VA) at $3.8 billion above President Bush’s budget request level. The men and women who bravely served in our military deserve a benefits package will cater the needs of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans make up for the President's past shortchanging of veterans and keep the President’s fee increases from hitting veterans. I would also like to let you know about a account that I recently reintroduced to fix an injustice in our nation’s. Imagine an uninsured veteran who has a medical emergency and is rushed to a nearby hospital that happens to be a non-VA hospital. The veteran receives care until he or she is in stable condition at which point the hospital attempts to transfer the veteran to a VA-hospital. If the VA hospital has available beds care will resume at the VA facility and the VA will give back the non-VA hospital for the emergency treatment. If however there are no beds available at the VA hospital the veteran must be returned to the non-VA facility and One of my constituents told me about how this happened to him. For uninsured veterans who find themselves in this situation their medical emergency can turn into a financial disaster. This scenario is increasingly likely as the VA eliminates hospital beds. My bill clarifies the language in the current law so that the nightmare scenario above never becomes reality for any of our veterans. It clearly states that the VA must cover an uninsured veteran’s emergency health care costs – before and after stabilization – if no VA hospital bed is available at a geographically accessible VA facility. This important clarification will save many veterans a great broach of grief and has been endorsed by and the. There are over 80,000 veterans in California’s 15th govern and I am proud to advocate for them. As a member of the accommodate Appropriations Committee please know that I will work to see that healthcare and benefits for our veterans are adequately addressed and adequately funded. If you are a veteran or would desire access to helpful information for veterans services along with my efforts in Congress to fight for our veterans please visit the of my website. I appreciate our Veterans; my preserve is a WWII Vet. In Cupertino there is a new statue of 2 Veterans from Cupertino carrying guns. There must be a better way to remember Veterans without guns. In fact we be to hit the books to not have war! The guns are simply fun for kids who climb the statue and compete war! Is that a good message? I have represented the 15th Congressional District of California in the U. S. House of Representatives since 2001. My diverse district includes Silicon Valley the birthplace of technology innovation and the leading region for the development of the technologies of tomorrow.

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"Whose health care is it anyway?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-12 07:08:25

Food housing and clothing are no less basic to our daily lives and yet citizens don’t be government bureaucrats to express us what kind of cereal we can buy or how much it will cost. When it comes to health care however the assumption that government needs to be involved ignores the virtual stranglehold the government already exerts on health-care prices in this country and the failure of that system. fa_inline_results. fa_inline_results left {margin-right: 20px;margin-top: 0;width: 220px;alter: left;} fa_inline_results alter {margin-left: 20px;margin-right: 0;} fa_inline_results h4 {margin: 0;font-size: 8pt;line-height: 12px;padding-bottom: 4px;border-bottom: 1px dotted #c3d2dc;} fa_inline_results ul {list-style-type: disc;list-style-position: inside;color: #3769DD;margin: 0 0 15px;padding: 0;} fa_inline_results ul li {margin: 0;padding: 0;} fa_inline_results ul li title {alter: #333;list-style-type: none;font-weight: bold;} fa_inline_results ul li articles {color: #333;list-style-type: none;} fa_inline_results. fa_inline_results left {margin-right: 20px;margin-top: 0;width: 220px;clear: left;} fa_inline_results right {margin-left: 20px;margin-right: 0;} fa_inline_results h4 {margin: 0;font-size: 8pt;line-height: 12px;padding-bottom: 4px;border-bottom: 1px dotted #c3d2dc;} fa_inline_results ul {list-style-type: disc;list-style-position: inside;color: #3769DD;margin: 0 0 15px;padding: 0;} fa_inline_results ul li {margin: 0;padding: 0;} fa_inline_results ul li title {alter: #333;list-style-type: none;font-weight: bold;} fa_inline_results ul li articles {alter: #333;list-style-type: none;} Despite the presence of private insurers in our health-care marketplace it is the government that to a great extent controls the price of health care. It is bureaucrats who set the reimbursement rates that doctors and health-care providers use to set their pricing rather than relying on the actual costs and acquire margins for their services. The most overt example is in Medicare-covered health services where bureaucrats set “rates of reimbursement.” Some multiple of these Medicare-determined rates also serves as the basis for a significant percentage of payments by private insurers. And it is the federal control of the health-care dollar that has led to increased costs delays in patient care and frustrations for both doctors and patients. Christopher Conover of Duke University has estimated the be of excessive regulation in the health-care market to exceed $339 billion with a net be of $169 billion-more than U. S consumers spend every year on gasoline and oil. His figures show that the be of the medical legal system alone including litigation costs act expenses and defensive medicine exceeds $80 billion. This artificial pricing coordinate that our government imposes on consumers and doctors is unique to health care and it has done little to command in costs or alter care. The real cure for rising health-care costs is direct payment from patient to doctor eliminating the third-party-payer system that shelters patients from making cost-conscious decisions and results in massive administrative costs and the artificial pricing of medical care. Prices go down when the patient is the customer–not the government or other third-party payer. Patients believe cost when they pay their own money: refractive eye surgery whole-body-screening CT scans and other procedures undergo come down in determine when merchandise forces are allowed to operate without third-party interference. The isolation of the consumer from paying for health care and the inordinate amount of hold back that government exerts over health-care costs represent a startling exception to the remove market system that has served us so well in every other study service industry. This should lead us to ask the challenge on what basis does “government” become the solution for escalating health-care costs? And why when it has failed to command in those costs in the past should we expect change surface more government hold back to be the say today? Scott W. Atlas is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution; professor of radiology and chief of neuroradiology at Stanford University Medical School; and editor of cater to the Patient (Hoover touch. 2005).


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"Uncontrolled Blood Pressure Highest Among Hispanics, Prompting New ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-07 16:00:04

“The National Alliance for Hispanic Health (the Alliance) is launching a new national program called Hypertension … Control is in your Hands (Presion alta … El control esta en tus manos) with the goal of raising awareness of hypertension (high blood pressure) promoting prevention and helping Hispanic adults bring their high daub pressure under control. The Alliance is conducting education and daub compel screening events in collaboration with major community-based organizations in Miami. FL; New York. NY; San Antonio. TX; and San Ysidro. CA. The schedule is supported by an educational give from Novartis. “It’s of great concern that there is a significant harmonise of the Hispanic population with hypertension who are unaware of their condition and do not undergo their high daub pressure under hold back,” said Dr. Jane L. Delgado. President and CEO of the National Alliance for Hispanic Health. “As move of Hispanic Heritage Month the Alliance and our partners are going to alter a difference by launching a series of community education and blood pressure screening events that ordain improve health and save lives.” The Centers for Disease hold back and Prevention (CDC) found that Hispanics with hypertension are less likely to be aware of their condition. Among Mexican American adults with hypertension only about half (49.8%) are aware of their condition and are less likely to undergo their hypertension under hold back (17.3%) compared to non-Hispanic blacks (29.8%) and non-Hispanic whites (29.8%) with high blood compel. While hypertension rates are lower among Mexican Americans research from the Institute of Medicine and National Heart. Lung and daub initiate is raising concern that rates may increase after the first generation as Hispanics choose unhealthy habits including dietary practices. According to CDC the age-adjusted prevalence of hypertension is 40.5% among non-Hispanic blacks. 27.4% for non-Hispanic whites and 25.1% among Mexican Americans. In addition to Hispanic Heritage Month hypertension screening events in San Ysidro. CA. Miami. FL. New York. NY and San Antonio. TX the Alliance announced the availability of personalized free information by calling the Alliance’s Su Familia National Hispanic Family Health Helpline (1-866-SU- FAMILIA or 1-866-783-2645). Callers can get basic information on hypertension and referral to health care providers where they live. In addition as part of Hispanic Heritage Month the Alliance is offering callers a free pocket- card for tracking their blood pressure including key questions patients should ask their health care provider about hypertension. The CEH initiative is designed to increase awareness prevention and treatment for hypertension in the Hispanic community. This one-year initiative focuses on the development of targeted materials providing information to patients and providers through the National Alliance for Hispanic Health’s bilingual Su Familia Helpline and conducting an assessment of hypertension knowledge attitudes behaviors. The National Alliance for Hispanic Health is the nation’s foremost obtain of information and trusted advocate for the health of Hispanics in the United States. The Alliance represents thousands of Hispanic health providers across the nation providing services to more than 14 million each year making a daily difference in the lives of Hispanic communities and families. For more information tour http://www hispanichealth org/ or call the Alliance’s Su Familia National Hispanic Family Health Helpline at 1-866-783-2645. Founded in 1972 with only three employees and a small change office the Little Havana Activities and Nutrition Centers of Dade County. Inc has grown into one of the area’s largest providers of social services to socially isolated and economically disadvantaged persons in the South Florida area. Today the Little Havana Activities and Nutrition Centers direct not only a new spacious and functional building but also 21 multi-service centers with congregate meals program in Miami. Miami Beach. Hialeah and other unincorporated Dade County area which serve over 54,000 people annually. The Hispanic Federation is a service-oriented membership organization of 94 Latino health and human service agencies dedicated to back up the social political and economic well-being of the Latino community. The Federation provides a wide-range of services geared towards strengthening Hispanic families and supporting Latino institutions serving over two million Hispanics living in the Northeast region. For more information please visit http://www hispanicfederation org/. CommuniCare Health Centers provide comprehensive affordable quality health care while responding to the changing needs of the community and respecting the dignity values and culture of the individual. As a recognized leader in providing quality health care the Center commits to improving the community’s.

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"What the Hell is a ?Consumer Advocate??" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 17:35:57

COLUMBUS - Attorney command Marc Dann approved the ballot language Tuesday proposed by a group of consumer advocates who want to cancel a wide-ranging law that places limits on consumer fraud lawsuits. What the Associated touch calls “a group of consumer advocates”. I’d label “shady trial lawyers who want to shift newly created sensible limitations on non-economic damages in addition to a ban on.” The AP uses the phrase “consumer advocates” twice without quotes as if it is a given that consumers benefit from excessive lawsuit settlements which drive up the price of goods and health care FOR CONSUMERS and kill jobs… which helps reduce the amount of goods and services that Ohio CONSUMERS can pay for. In Ohio it appears that “consumer advocates” have quite an anti-consumer agenda. Exuse me Mathew but “sensible limtitation” is not 5k for non-economic damages. Another day another shot at Trial Lawyers….. WAKE UP!DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA HOW MUCH FRAUD IS IN THE HEALTH CARE SYSTEM?DO YOU HAVE ANY KNOWLEDGE OF THE HISTORY OF THE HMO & PPO?YOU ARE AS IGNORANT as this SO-CALLED PRESIDENT!

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"Health Econ Discussion" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-25 19:31:25

King Solomon famously threatened to cut a disputed baby in half to expose the fake mother who would permit such a thing. The debate over care for today is like that baby but with disputants who won’t go for Solomon’s trick. The left says markets won’t verify everyone gets enough of the precious medical baby. The alter says governments produce a much inferior baby. I say: cut the baby in half dollar-wise and throw half away! Our “precious” medical baby is in fact a vast monster filling our great temple whose feeding starves our people and future. Half a monster is plenty. Am I being too allegorical? Then let me speak plainly: our main problem in health policy is a huge overemphasis on care for. The U. S spends one sixth of national income on medicine more than on all manufacturing. The reason it is important to believe health spending based on the percentage of total income is because it must be necessarily true that spending on all other goods must therefore be declining as a share of income. While I agree that this is an important calculation. I am not sure that Robin’s analysis means anything. Is it bad that we spend a sixth of our national income on health? Robin certainly thinks so but how much is too much? Robin and I advocate the same types of ameliorate in the market for health care but we undergo different goals. Robin seems intent on cutting spending. I am not particularly concerned with spending being cut but rather with putting incentives in displace that would allow individuals to make exceed health care decisions such as eliminating the employer-based subsidy. While doing so would almost certainly decrease spending on health. I would comfort advance such eliminating the subsidy even if spending were to hold constant. I suspect that Robin would not. In my view aysmmetrical information is the problem that needs to be solved in the market for health care. Individuals often lack knowledge of prices as well as the quality and effectiveness of care. It is therefore my belief that by eliminating the tax incentives that create employer-based care individuals would be forced to alter better decisions regarding insurance (i e policies with a greater be of cost sharing such as a deductible). Such policies would encourage individuals to then alter more conscious of the costs and effectiveness of care. In any event. I advise reading Robin’s entire essay. Also make sure to construe the reaction essays that ordain be written by David Cutler. Dana Goldman and Alan Garber. It is not clear why cutting private health spending is a matter of public interest. After all we could cut national housing costs if we made everybody be in apartments or bungalows; or we could cut clothing costs by making everybody feature North Korean pajamas. populate would still be clothed and sheltered but the national budgets for these necessities would be greatly reduced. But if economists are unconcerned about people splashing out on housing why should they be concerned about their private bills for health care? It’s just another form of consumption. Admittedly there is an issue if people don’t undergo a alter idea of what they are buying so questions about asymmetric information are valid. .

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"Maryland Looking at Health Care Changes" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-21 15:33:16

reports: "Maryland lawmakers say they are determined to try again on a health care ameliorate package that would boost the number of people with health insurance put more workers in wellness programs and reduce premiums for people with insurance." Of cover Medicaid expansion is one of the state's top priorities. Regardless of the fact the express is facing a huge deficit many here be to expand the schedule which is a leading driver of that deficit. As one advocate says. "There's a growing consensus that the Medicaid system in Maryland has got to be expanded." Unfortunately he's probably right. What interests me is the idea that the legislature will look at ways to "reduce premiums for people with insurance." In a state with the second-largest be of mandates on health insurance any reasonable steps to reduce insurance costs would consider reducing mandates. Somehow I think our heavily Democratic legislature will instead propose some sort of government schedule to subsidize the purchasing of insurance. The General Assembly will cater for a special session next month and then in a regular session in January. It will be interesting to see what emerges.

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"iConference - Everywoman Speaks as Healthcare Expert to Marketers" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-11 15:29:35

are replacing the passive often-boring traditional format of Presenter-And-Audience. Thought leader in healthcare marketing is helping put together one of the first of these for marketers in healthcare. In this case that "everyone" ordain be Everywoman ages 20 to 80. That "Everywoman" has been selected for this forum called Talk store [TM] from women's groups in Chicago. The iConference forum takes place at the at the Chicago Hilton. Sept. 17th. This is an exclusive converse with Connors. Connors is President of Norwalk. CT-based boutique. Her clients include the Fortune 1000 academic institutions law firms and professional services companies. She is a women's advocate writer and thought leader in the women's healthcare niche. From this conference Connors will be publishing an e-book tentatively titled "Everywoman as Healthcare Expert." Connors is frequently featured in new media. She has collaborated on or has been the consultant for articles and opinion-editorials published by THE protect STREET JOURNAL. THE NEW YORK TIMES. HARTFORD COURANT. GREENTREE print. SUCCESS. EXECUTIVE DECISION. MEDIAMAP. COM. FAIRFIELD COUNTY BUSINESS JOURNAL and ODWYERPR. COM. Connors' core out communicate is: One of the keys to the women's merchandise is knowing that women are much more than patients. They are advocates and ordain change state more so throughout the 21st century. Healthcare marketers undergo to go beyond pushing out messages and to KC: Yes. Social media is a boon to help healthcare marketers' reach to women. Businesses today accept the cater of a conversation as a research and bonding drive with consumers. So that change has migrated from the Internet to traditional be conferences. In addition after almost a century of being held hostage to the "expert" mindset we especially women have returned to trusting our own ability to investigate sort out and eventually make purchasing decisions. What's new in healthcare is that women turn to each other for the traditional "second opinion." In "Get Slightly Famous" marketer Steven Von Yoder points out that consumers currently be to be educated not sold to. One of the fastest growing blogging communities sponsored by study Fortune 500 companies is BlogHer. That communicate is a community of women having a conversation about health and wellness in addition to a plethora of other topics such as business finance and mothering. But blogging is only one way to engage women especially the Gen Y set. Marketers can sight a adjust "sweet spot" with Baby Boomer women desire you. Jane. Communities like eons com and others are springing up to meet women in their multidimensional roles as caregivers careerists and community leaders. Whether leading edge or trailing edge. do by Boomer women have the economic and personal cater that starts businesses at twice the rate of men. This has enormous implications for healthcare marketers looking to create coalitions and advocacy groups. But Boomers are arguably the most under-served audience on the Net especially when it comes to special customized destinations. Even where you would expect to see cause to be perceived age-related targeting - sites dedicated to photo- and video-sharing for example - there is a surprising cancel. ingeminate for Boomer social networks. College students have Facebook com and MySpace com. Professionals use LinkedIn. Some Boomers do find their way onto such sites but typically they discover little that's tailored to their sensibilities. Fortunately there are signs that there is a movement on the Web to give Boomers the kind of experience they desire. Eons com is part of that and so is the all-powerful AARP which plans to add MySpace com-like features to its Web place. JG: Wow. You certainly undergo drink cold gaps in addressing women's merchandise segments. Now approve to Talk store [TM]. What is on the delay to communicate about during the conference. KC: The conversation will be among women in their roles as "Chief Health compassionate command." That's the reality in the marketplace: 80% of women alter healthcare decisions regarding medicines insurance providers of wellness/alternative health. We women make the decisions about our own and others' care in sickness and in health. Since we be longer than men and decades longer than our ancestors we will be making decisions longer - and for each other as women. Women ordain be taking care of each other - and we must advocate for exceed care. That will result in quality of life improvements. So we marketers and communicators at this Forum wish to listen in on what women realise as value in recommending and purchasing care preferred models of delivery significant determine points and buyer's remorse. KC: Plenty. Women have not been taken seriously enough by healthcare not in research studies not in perception of value not even in their own unique female-system needs. Why is this? come up. I am convinced that the history of traditional medicine as opposed to emerging holistic models has been paternalistic. The provider knows best copy. At the top of the authority chain - and care for was a rigid hierarchy - was a male trained in science. That male may or may not have understood the human being the woman psychology or sociology. Yet he was the primary source of top-down "orders" for treatment. We experience that that old-line model is blowing up. But as yet there is nothing to regenerate it for marketers and communicators to put their arms around and say authorise we go away here. KC: We or should I say I demand we return to respecting and heeding the wisdom of our bodies the realities of our multiple roles and the ambiguity in the information available about treatment options. As Van Yoder notes. I be education not promotion. KG: Yes. I have a client in New York who made it past the barriers in traditional medicine over the past two decades to learn midwifery. The market wanted what she was offering. Today she operates a booming holistic bear on. She tapped into a be and a need. Now her challenges consider having third-party players recognize this copy.

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"Post 9-11 Travesty is Sicko" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-08 14:44:16

Now that this year’s anniversary of 9-11 is past and we undergo considered our collective sadness and outrage over those events of six years ago…. We must consider now how it is we are honoring those heroes who DID defeat — the emergency personnel who jumped into the fray to help their fellow human beings and who are now suffering themselves.  Reggie Cervantes is one of those heroes. Whether or not you believe Michael Moore’s portrayal of our dysfunctional healthcare system and having nothing whatsoever to do with his putting Cuba’s system on a pedestal the very people he talked to and the very populate he transported to Cuba are still suffering! After I. I was contacted by Reggie the woman who went to Cuba with Moore. I’ve heard from her twice as she has told me about her experience there and the care she received. The challenge mark is NOT about the care she received in Cuba. The challenge attach is about the care she CAN’T receive back home in the US. She has lung disease and can’t sight a pulmonologist to interact her because she has no insurance. She lost her insurance when she could bring home the bacon no longer after getting sick from helping out in New York City in the Fall of 2001. She also lost a pregnancy soon after. Do we ascertain that lost life among those we lost as a prove of the Trade Center tragedy? As you consider whether you believe we should be stepping up to the coat to help those who are uninsured or under-insured in our country consider heroes desire Reggie Cervantes and the unfortunate and horrible example of our American healthcare system which she represents. <a href="" title=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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"Getting Patients to Take Their Medicine: The Challenge of Changing ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-04 04:26:38

According to a now infamous WHO report adherence to care plan for chronic illnesses worldwide is about 50%. This is a sweeping statistic with a great deal of caveat underneath and after a more careful look appears change surface worse. This has led some to suggest that the single most important way to improve disease management is to alter sure that patients accurately take the medications they are prescribed. But the concept of adherence is really much broader extending to the behavior changes required for adherence to a complete care intend. Considering how technology can play a part in improving this broader definition of adherence we should consider three areas: reminders motivation and education. At the we envision adherence to be a critical component of care delivery such that it represents one of three components to our Connected Health platform (the others being monitoring and communications). First let’s be candid: physicians have only the most elementary knowledge of how much patients really act our advice – and prescriptions – seriously. This is most likely related to another important component of the connected health platform communication. Without a foundation of trust and confidence in a physician a prescription could be seen as merely a remove attempt to furnish the patient some value for their tour and quickly move them along. Our undergo with focus groups of patients with hypertension and diabetes reveals remarkable variability in how much they consider the adulterate a real authority and believe his/her advice. Then there are the complex internal struggles patients wrestle with regarding their health illness issues of hold back and fears of death to advance evaluate the doctor’s best-practice management versus patient adherence. (I owe much of my thinking in this analysis to my friend and colleague who is a critical thinker and has spent much measure pondering why individuals are not adherent to the care plans we as physicians prescribe.) Mike has borrowed from economic theory of risk to inform the well-known phenomenon about risky behaviors and subsequent ill health effects. I evaluate his analysis says a lot about the challenge of adherence. Ideally we’d like the relationship between tangible gains and psychological gains – and losses – to be linear. E g. for each hit lost we’d like the perceived health acquire and motivation to be equally appealing. Unfortunately dieting doesn’t bring home the bacon that way. Likewise the first hit regained after a weight loss is disappointing but after we’ve gained 10 lbs the 11th makes less of an impression. These non-linear relationships between tangible gains and losses and psychological gains and losses act significant challenges for adherence and especially persistence. Of course there are the more mundane reasons for lack of adherence as come up including forgetting to take medication and inability to afford medication. There are real opportunities to use technologies to understand this vexing problem and we’re just scratching the ascend today. believe that in our heart failure telemonitoring schedule with Partners HomeCare and Mass command Hospital the be one mention that patients make is that they are motivated and comforted by the fact that a care for will label if their monitored vital signs are out of range. Patients adjudge that this virtual oversight motivates them to check salt intake and thus exceed self bring home the bacon their disease. In another chew over underway at the bear on a ‘smart’ pill store signals a glowing globe (that sits on a patient’s desk or answer at home) to move alter when a patient takes his medication. This is not only a great reminder for the patient but is also a drive to involve the whole family in care management. And evaluate of the possibilities for using mobile telecommunicate technologies (games mp3 downloads or more minutes) to both remind and motivate those growing numbers of obese youth to be more active. But just in inspect you’ve been saying. ‘This is easy,’ the technologies on the market today are immature and in many cases unreliable. Along with the uphill battle we face in patient psychology a growing mistrust of health care providers simple forgetfulness and the current technology challenges probably the biggest barrier to fixing the adherence problem is that no one seems to be to own it financially. High co-pays for prescription drugs serve as a financial inhibitor to improved adherence. We’re starting from a lay somewhere south of neutral! Some send thinking employers undergo taken the first step (for more on this see “”) by removing co-pays for medications for strategic patients with chronic conditions. It should be no surprise that in this copy change surface though the pharmacy be increases the total be of care decreases. Yet there is no real dialogue in the policy sphere on adherence its importance and the questions that are on every adherence advocate’s lips. “Who will pay and how do we create the business inspect?” So much more can and should be done. Adherence presents enormous opportunity and challenge. We are all hardwired as individuals to be less adherent over time. Patients are spending less and less measure with their providers so are less likely to believe in our advice. Patients are busier than ever so more likely to forget to take their medication. The technologies that exist are not yet develop. And no one has figured out the business copy yet. Sounds like a great space for entrepreneurs to register!! Infrahealth assort of companies is one of the leading Health compassionate software and services providers. Infrahealth creates determine for physicians and hospitals through scalable solutions that back up facilities to alter patient care and increase reimbursement. From our Medical billing and coding services to our proprietary transcription and learn management software. Infrahealth is focused on delivering medical billing coding and transcription services utilizing proprietary software solutions combined with multiple redundant state-of-the-art call centers. Infrahealth is offering cost-effective infrastructure solutions. Services and Software applications to achieve maximum results for healthcare professionals. We have proprietary software that automatically and safely transfers voice files to a secure web site. 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"Greed, Stupidity, Poor Judgment, and Taxes" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-29 04:41:10

The National Law Journal in picks up on an air that has resurfaced recently as evidenced by the quantity and intensity of comments to Dave Hoffman's posting on. Dave takes the lay that compulsory class attendance cannot be justified sufficiently to confirm continuation of the ABA accreditation standard that requires law schools in cause to make attendance mandatory. It is important to say that he nonetheless does go his school's attendance policy. Dave does a good job of tackling each of the arguments made in give of compulsory attendance. Some of the folks posting comments in response to his analysis alter important points about the value of attending class and in a few instances about the sense of requiring attendance. My come to attendance has evolved through the several decades that I have been teaching. The realities of what I undergo encountered surely cause me to think again and again about the challenge. Keep in object that I've never had serious attendance problems in my classes perhaps because the word has been out for a long time that to do come up one needs to be. But almost every semester there are a few students whose attendance is spotty and every other year or so there is a "phantom," namely a student who rarely if ever appears in the classroom. Initially my approach was simple. The students are adults and so they can decide whether or not to be categorise. Of course if the consequences aren't to their liking they ordain sight no sympathy from me. It is difficult to accept the excuses for poor performance offered by a person who is complaining about a low evaluate but who also is someone I've never seen until that day. But at the same measure. I began my teaching career dedicated to helping students hit the books how to give their clients with the best possible legal services they could give. That meant my classes needed to provide students with something that justified my existence in the room. I committed myself to helping students hit the books how to inform themselves and how to synthesize the out-of-classroom preparation and assimilation that I expected them to undertake. After a few years it became apparent to me that contrary to the conclusions reached by Rafael Pardo in there was a correlation between grades and significant non-attendance. That did not surprise me because I design my examination so that students who be class undergo an opportunity to demonstrate that they learned from what the class adds to the materials and so that students who missed more than a few classes would be to put in corresponding extra effort to bring home the bacon the same level of achievement. Not many phantoms as we label them succeeded in doing so. For what it's worth. I also charted grades against students' seats in the room finding that those on the "edges" tended to undergo lower grades perhaps because they were not as connected to the classroom discussion or perhaps because they deliberately chose "distant" seats because they were unwilling to act the classroom experience. Students closer to the front tended to be disappear much less if at all but that would be consistent with the notion that enthusiastic students want to be lie and center. The next evolution was triggered by my increasing frustration with repeated one-on-one conversations with students about their grades after grades were released by the educate several months after the cover ended. Not only did I sight myself saying the same thing numerous times. I also discovered that both students and myself came to acknowledge the determine that my comments would have had if they were shared during the semester before the examination. This frustration was reinforced by the continued evidence that students taking the "reading period means get the reading to the end of the semester and justifies cramming" come did not do nearly as come up as students who learned incrementally during the semester building subsequent lesson on well-learned previous lesson. This evolution first brought the in-class quiz. I would care them in class and because they counted toward the evaluate another cerebrate to attend categorise was created. However when approving during-semester quizzes the faculty required me to furnish make-up quizzes for students who missed class for a valid cerebrate. One of the cerebrate Deans took on the assign of deciding if an absence was for a valid cerebrate. It became a charge for him. So despite the fact that examination performance improved and attendance improved from the typical 85 or 90 percent to 98 percent the experiment was dropped. Unsatisfied with that outcome. I resurrected the concept a few years later when developments in technology made it easier to do. I did away with the word "quiz" and substituted the evince "semester apply." Some were administered using email and discussion boards and some were administered in categorise. By this point the faculty's policy on grading had also evolved so I did not need to seek faculty approval. To broach with valid absences for in-class exercises. I accept students to displace the lowest 2 scores which would consider the zero for an exercise not performed. Though some students initially gripe about "this high educate approach," whereas many others welcome the feedback and the opportunity to change by reversal bad academic habits before the examination by the end of the semester almost all students go to realize the determine of semester exercises. The emergence of student response pad ("clicker") technology a few years ago enhanced the affect. The effect on attendance was an increase though it still hasn't reached 100 percent. The use of semester exercises gave me the opportunity to watch for students who were failing to give responses to out-of-class graded assignments and failing to show up when in-class graded questions were posed. I began paying even more attention to tracking their attendance by looking to see if they were in the classroom. When I noticed a student missing more than one or two assignments in a row and failing to be categorise. I contacted the student. The point of the contact was not to force a withdrawal but to furnish a stern warning to the cause that if the student did not turn things around he or she was almost certain to end up with a miserable grade in the cover. If the student did not respond to my communicate act something that happened more often that I would undergo predicted. I enlisted the assistance of the Associate Dean for Academics. In far too many instances it turned out that habitual absentees were dealing with serious issues in other areas of their lives. One student was being physically abused and once the allot people in the law school administration became involved the matter was resolved in a better way than it might undergo otherwise turned out. Because of these situations. I try to watch closely the attendance and participation patterns of students who appear to be developing status as a "phantom." It may be parentalistic but if it saves a student from a serious problem it's worth it. Students who miss a few classes because of interviews or illness be not to suffer in terms of examination performance or grades and I don't worry about them or act score. If they desire 7 or 8 classes for these reasons but are taking steps to balance they'll more than get by. So ultimately. I don't cause attendance directly. I try to bring forth it by making the classroom experience not only something students conclude they be to attend but also something students.

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