Memories. No, I am not reminiscing about that wonderful movie starring Barbra Streisand and Robert Redford. Even though I love it- and the song.
Continue reading 13 Years of Health Care Benefits- and Improvements
Memories. No, I am not reminiscing about that wonderful movie starring Barbra Streisand and Robert Redford. Even though I love it- and the song.
Continue reading 13 Years of Health Care Benefits- and Improvements
Y’all remember a few years ago when folks were complaining that the subsidies proffered with Obamacare (Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act [PPACA]) were not big enough to let folks really get the insurance they needed?
We spoke the other day (OK, I’m sure some of you consider that too many other days) about COVID-19 and the vaccine situation. But, there’s another trend that resulted from this pandemic- the use of telehealth, a practice I have been advocating for decades. This is often the preferred modality for patient-healthcare professional interactions, nowadays.
Are you a fan of “The Resident”? This is the Fox TV show (acquired from Showtime in 2018), starring Matt Czurchy, Emily VanCamp, and Bruce Greenwood.
After my report on Monday, you will be pleased with what I share with you today. (I skipped yesterday, since I needed to note the 72nd anniversary of Israel’s founding.)
I wasn’t going to do this. But, after seeing a bunch of BS spreading around on FB, I knew someone had to be rational. And, I’m going to spread this over three days, since I want to cover a few critical areas.
This is not going to be pretty. It’s going to get a bunch of you pissed off- not that I care too terribly much. After all, we never should cater to bigots.
I am sure most of you recognized that I never wrote one word about the GOP health plan concept. There were several reasons.
Well, what a surprise. Healthcare insurance is back in the news.
But, the problem is really how do we find ways to ensure (not insure) that citizens have adequate access to healthcare. And, then how do we find ways to pay for that.