The Biggest Reason People Didn't Sign Up For Obamacare:
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The Great Northern States Health Care Initiative is a group of people from Minnesota and Wisconsin who have come together for the purpose of advocacy for a better health care system in our respective states and the nation. Our main objective is education of ourselves and others in our communities on the imperatives of a single payer health care system.
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Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Sunday, April 27, 2014
How patient groups saved America from Medicare efficiency | Star Tribune
How patient groups saved America from Medicare efficiency | Star Tribune:
This sure appears to be an example of how big money/corporations hood wink people into doing their dirty work. And, it ends up being in the patient's worst interest.
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This sure appears to be an example of how big money/corporations hood wink people into doing their dirty work. And, it ends up being in the patient's worst interest.
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Thursday, April 24, 2014
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Sunday, April 20, 2014
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Thursday, April 17, 2014
Monday, April 14, 2014
Under new health law, insurers target diabetics before they get lax in managing costly disease | Star Tribune
Under new health law, insurers target diabetics before they get lax in managing costly disease | Star Tribune:
Sounds like a good thing. Community workers is a model that helps here. MN has done some of this but the rates under Medicaid do not allow it to really work well. Insurance companies, MCOs and the States need to expand this para-professional model idea for home visits, etc. It works much better than a nurse calling me to bug me or getting a fancy colored mailing to bug me. Too easy to ignore and it does not work like human contact from folks who "have been there".
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Sounds like a good thing. Community workers is a model that helps here. MN has done some of this but the rates under Medicaid do not allow it to really work well. Insurance companies, MCOs and the States need to expand this para-professional model idea for home visits, etc. It works much better than a nurse calling me to bug me or getting a fancy colored mailing to bug me. Too easy to ignore and it does not work like human contact from folks who "have been there".
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Minnesota's uninsured get public aid at historic levels | Star Tribune
Minnesota's uninsured get public aid at historic levels | Star Tribune:
Too bad this is not happening in the states who, for political reasons, are refusing to take the Federal Medicaid money to expand the program.
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Too bad this is not happening in the states who, for political reasons, are refusing to take the Federal Medicaid money to expand the program.
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Sunday, April 13, 2014
The Conservative Death Panel
The Conservative Death Panel:
We need changes in these states - starting with Wisconsin.
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We need changes in these states - starting with Wisconsin.
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Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Medicare Advantage plans dodge U.S. cuts | Star Tribune
Medicare Advantage plans dodge U.S. cuts | Star Tribune:
AND, it worked! Too bad for us.
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AND, it worked! Too bad for us.
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Monday, April 7, 2014
Insurance industry spends millions fighting cuts to Medicare Advantage | Star Tribune
Insurance industry spends millions fighting cuts to Medicare Advantage | Star Tribune:
Personally I chose a Medicare Supplement and NOT the Advantage program. I did not like all that money being skimmed off by the for profit insurance companies and I did not like the idea of a manged care model that would restrict my choices of providers. I am happy with my choice and my several years of experience have shown it is better financially as well. I also have the freedom to change, if I want, my Part D provider and have saved allot of money by doing so.
Personally I chose a Medicare Supplement and NOT the Advantage program. I did not like all that money being skimmed off by the for profit insurance companies and I did not like the idea of a manged care model that would restrict my choices of providers. I am happy with my choice and my several years of experience have shown it is better financially as well. I also have the freedom to change, if I want, my Part D provider and have saved allot of money by doing so.
Sunday, April 6, 2014
Expand Medicaid
http://www.jsonline.com/news/opinion/pressure-to-expand-medicaid-likely-to-grow-b99237895z1-253973681.html?page=1http://www.jsonline.com/news/opinion/pressure-to-expand-medicaid-likely-to-grow-b99237895z1-253973681.html?page=1
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