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  • Health Care, Havoc And Confusion
    By: Anthony Kelly | -
    2010 was a tumultuous year from earthquakes and oil spills to a changing political demographic in Washington. 2010 will also be remembered for many as the Year of Obamacare (depending on what side of the fence you are on!). But how much do you really know about this so-called Obamacare? And how will it affect your small business?

    Lets begin with a short quiz:

    When was the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, or PPACA, signed into law?
    A. January ...

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  • Awesome Views On How You Can Control Health Care Cost
    By: adam a smith | - Health Care cost continue to increase due to the population of aging individuals. Patients are sicker than previously. Hospital costs are on the rise. The increase of drug use and poor selections of living styles has elevated medical expenses. The reputation health care cost control suggests that the probabilities of long-term success from a particular concept are low. This concept or that may be a political winner these days, but it doesn't make it a fiscal winner of tomorrow. Is it feasible th ...
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  • Health Care Reform And Tainted Journalism - The Liberal Media, Obamacare, And Your Health
    By: Donald Hood | - (1888PressRelease) How the American people were scammed by left-leaning editors, the AMA, and the White House.

    San Diego, CA - Back in 2010, Doctor Adam Dorin formed the group Physicians Against Obamacare, a grassroots project that channeled the angst of the 'silent majority' of private practice doctors to rally against the misguided, troubling legislation we now know as Obamacare.

    The group quickly became a movement, a National Doctors Tea Party gathering (August, 2010 ...

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  • The Latest Three Calamities From Obama Care
    By: Bruno Korschek | - For a while back in June, it seemed like every week brought another unforeseen calamity in the making from Obama Care. One week we found out that the law, as written, mistaken made about 3 million non-needy and non-poor Americans eligible for free Medicaid health insurance, funded by the taxpayer. The next week we found out that the law, as written, discriminated against working Americans vs. comparable Americans who were on Social Security by making the working American group pay 50% more for i ...
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  • Health Care Reform Creates The Perfect Storm
    By: Anthony Kelly | - Health Care Reform Creates the Perfect Storm

    Unfortunately the Health Care reform Bill passed by Congress this past year has created the perfect storm. While there are clearly some very positive benefits to consumers in the bill they dont come without a cost, a very steep cost to some.

    1st - The additional benefits to consumers covered by this bill will add to the cost of the health insurance premium we all pay going to forward
    2nd - The regulatory burden place ...

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  • Ignorance, Lying, And The Growing Nonsense Of Obama Care
    By: Bruno Korschek | - Many Americans believe that Obama's health care reform effort ("Obama Care") could be one of the worst pieces of legislation ever passed and signed into law. The creators of the legislation never understood the root causes of our ever skyrocketing health care costs. Without an understanding of the underlying problems, there is virtually no chance of developing and implementing a coherent and effective solution.

    Before looking at the latest nonsense to come out about the law, let's r ...

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  • Health Care Reform In United States
    By: binary | - There have been many key drivers in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) that became a law in March 2010. Focus has primarily been on making health insurance an obligation for all Americans. There are also aims of reducing the budget deficit by $143 billion in the coming decade. Future focus is on guaranteeing issues and eliminating Medicare over-pay that might save another $177 billion.
    The main objective of the health reform in US is to ensure nearly all Americans have ...

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  • Benefits Of Healthcare Reform Are For Everyone
    By: Joe Maldonado | - The President signed the "Affordable Care Act" last year and we are beginning to see the benefits of healthcare reform starting to trickle in. The provisions that are being made are for everyone, insurance is to be more affordable and medicines are to cost less. There is one segment of the country that is seeing a drastic change with the inception of this bill.

    The benefits of healthcare reform are changing the lives of caregivers. Today the baby boomers are aging and their child ...

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  • The Many Benefits Of Health Care Reform
    By: Joe Maldonado | - The big debate over healthcare reform still rages on. It has was last year that President Obama sighed the Affordable Care Act and the half truths and deliberate misinterpretation of the provisions that are outlined in it go on. It takes only one time for a person to hear something negative for it to become in their minds a fact. Especially if the misinformation comes from a source they think they can trust.

    Let's look at a few numbers. The Medicare Advantage is for the elderly an ...

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  • Appeals Rule Causes Disagreements Between Insurers And Consumer Groups
    By: Wojciech Ciszewski | - The right to appeal a denial of service, reducing of or cancellation of health benefits is a provision in the brand new health care law. Three plans are included -- bulk, self-insured, and an individual. Plans that existed before the law will have grandfather status, so the provision will not apply to those plans.

    Rules regarding a new health care regulation, were published in July of last year. The new rules include the provision that insurers must explain to patients about any dec ...

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  • Does The Commerce Clause Apply To Obama Healthcare Reform?
    By: Dominic Lin | - The constitutionality of Obama healthcare reform, the mandates that go along with it, and how the commerce clause applies to these new laws have been at the center of the debate since the plan was first introduced. Many people argue that government is overstepping its boundaries, and is becoming too powerful in trying to rule how Americans acquire healthcare coverage. So, is this true exactly? Does the Commerce Clause include governmental power to mandate health coverage? Is this plan uncons ...
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  • How Does Health Care Reform Affect My Family?
    By: Wojciech Ciszewski | - So, you're probably just a little bit concerned about this new healthcare bill right? And you are probably wondering how it is going to affect your family. Well don't worry, that's just normal, after all, the healthcare changes that are coming into law are some pretty big ones. So for those of us with families to worry about, here's what it means to you.

    There are probably thousands of American families across the country asking themselves exactly the same thing ever since the new l ...

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  • Will The New Health Care Reform Plan Really Put More People On Medicaid?
    By: Ethan Kalvin | - The new health care reform has many people up in arms mostly because they are afraid that this plan is going to put more people onto Medicaid then in the past but the Medicaid numbers that are projected for the new plan show a very slight increase in the number of people that are going to be added to this government health insurance program. As a matter of fact all those who are going to be added are for the most part going to be paying their own way with some impoverished grown-ups and those wo ...
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  • Better Ideas May Come From Dismissing The New Health Care Reform
    By: Dominic Lin | - Many Obamacare supporters believe that while opponents of the new health care reform are quick to judge the plan and denounce it, they do not have any ideas to better the issue. Both sides of the reform believe it is needed, yet it is difficult to come to an effective compromise.

    When the nationalized health care plan was passed in March, both sides of the aisle agreed that reform was necessary. In fact, both sides agree reform was needed long ago. In order to design an effecti ...

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  • Florida Is The Latest To Contest The Confines Of The Health Care Bill
    By: Dominic Lin | - Florida has become the latest state to file a lawsuit contesting the new laws that come along with the health care bill. Following on the heels of a ruling made by Judge Henry Hudson in the State of Virginia v. Sebelius, in favor of the state, Florida has now filed suit against the Department of Health and Human Services.

    The Florida case is similar in nature to the Virginia case, in which both center on the mandate to purchase insurance. That being said the Florida case differs ...

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  • Lawmaker Against Lawmaker-when Will The Health Care Debate End?
    By: Ethan Kalvin | - Doesn't it seem like a futile process for state after state to continue to debate the legality of health care reform? Let's face it in the end they will do exactly what they want to and we as American's will have little to no say at all. These are just the facts of the system in which they are working so you really have to wonder if the states are really being given a say or if they are just pretending to all agree in the end about this reform act.

    Could it be that the state governm ...

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  • Health Care Reform The Ways In Which It Will Help The Country
    By: Ethan Kalvin | - Americans tend to have a very self-centered way of thinking and this is why so many are up in arms about the current health care proposal. Everyone is trying to look at the bottom line on how this new reform will effect their lives but overall the health care reform plan will probably allow for more benefits across the board then most Americans believe.

    Experts say that health care reform is a necessary step that the government needs to not only stabilize the system of health care, ...

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  • Should Health Care Cover Pre-existing Conditions?
    By: Dominic Lin | - One of the key areas of the healthcare reform bill focuses on insurance companies providing coverage for pre-existing conditions. It has been estimated that over the last three years, more than twelve million Americans were denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. While this portion of the new health care law would help a large number of people, many debate whether or not it would be healthy for the insurance industry on the whole.

    Even under nationalized health care ...

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  • Will Employers Bear Increase Health Benefits Costs Or Pass To Workers?
    By: Dominic Lin | - Employers all over the country have been planning for the New Year, long before anyone will actually pop the champagne and start the holiday festivities. This is because the new health care reform has left employers scrambling to figure out the plan as well as deal with the added costs.

    Health benefit costs are now taking the main stage in employer budget calculations. This has everything to do with the health care bill that was passed in March of this year. Because the plan fo ...

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  • Patient Protection And Affordable Care Act: What Does It Do?
    By: Dominic Lin | - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) became law in March of 2010 as part of the new health care reform, also referred to as Obamacare. This new act makes several provisions to the current system, and includes such changes as: insurance companies no longer being able to deny coverage for pre-existing conditions, tax incentives for businesses who offer health insurance benefits, increasing patient eligibility for Medicaid, setting up a health insurance exchange, government subsi ...
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  • How Will Health Reform Legislation Affect U.s. Health Care?
    By: Dominic Lin | - The main premise of President Barack Obama's health care reform bill was that it would be a form of nationalized health care, a type of insurance program that would be funded by the taxpayers of the country, and overseen by Washington. The idea was that everyone would be able to get the care they need, no matter what.

    While these ideas that were to be part of a healthcare reform bill are meant with the best of intentions, both sides of the aisle agree that the plan is quite fla ...

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  • What Is Obamacare?
    By: Dominic Lin | - Earlier this year, Congress passed a new health care bill, better known as "Obamacare", in an effort to clean up the health care industry, and make medical treatment more affordable for all Americans.

    While the first of the benefits of this plan have just been put into effect, many citizens have been left with more questions than answers. In fact, many people do not understand the health care reform at all, and are wondering what exactly it entails, along with how it is really ...

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  • Why Is Health Care Necessary For The Overall Health System
    By: Ethan Kalvin | - It seems like everyone is looking at the current health care initiative as something that will put control of health care in the hands of the government. The proposed plan is not considered a nationalized health care, but there are many reasons why this proposed plan is necessary for the health of the system.

    Without reform of health care, the government will continue to lose money in excessive and over time this will cause a huge deficit in the government and eventually lead the en ...

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  • In The Long Run What Will Health Care Reform Do For Americans
    By: Ethan Kalvin | - It is not surprising that people are confused about what the full implications of the health care reform bill will eventually be. It looks like there will be improved insurance and an easier time getting it for many people. How much that it is going to cost now and later is something that is of major concern. It is going to cost more later on, even as close as it will be more for 2011 than in 2010 for many people.

    There are good changes that need to be noted. The entire health care ...

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  • The Wheels On The Obama Care Bus Never Go Round And Round...they Are Falling Off
    By: | - Since the legislation known as Obama Care was passed back in the spring, it seems like a good time to revisit the legislation and see what has happened in the health care industry since then. Unfortunately, for both the President and millions of Americans, early indications is that this legislation will make a bad situation worse. Keep in mind, two of the big reasons for passing this bill was to provide health care insurance coverage to the 10% of the population which does not currently have hea ...
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  • Health Reform Eliminates Health Care Options For Ct Youth
    By: Alston Balkcom | - The September health care reform mandates will decrease the medical insurance alternatives available for youth. Across the United States, many private health insurance carriers appear to have decided not to insure youth who purchase standalone policies after September 22nd. Not all carriers have announced their decision on this issue, but many that have are choosing eliminate these types of policies.

    Youth who apply for medical insurance with at one or both parents will not be a ...

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  • Health Care Reform! Now What?
    By: Mike James | -
    HEALTH CARE REFORM!
    NOW WHAT?

    Who is Mike Shaw?

    ________________________________________
    Hello and Welcome,


    My name is Mike Shaw I am an Insurance Professional with over 30 years of first hand experience of marketing Medical Insurance in the USA, and marketing "Private Medical
    Insurance" as it is known in the UK. I believe ...

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  • Government Health Care-will It Really Keep You Healthy?
    By: Ethan Kalvin | - If you think that the new proposed health care changes are going to be a healthy dose of cure all for everyone, it would probably be in your best interest to rethink your position. While it is true some people will benefit greatly from these changes; but the masses, with the government in charge, won't be any better than the government programs that are in use already.

    If you want a preview of what the new health care changes might look like in the future, look no farther than the m ...

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  • Is The New Health Care Reform A Positive Or Negative Change?
    By: Ethan Kalvin | - Health care reform is coming and what at the start looked like a good and affordable solution to the U.S. health care crisis is really starting to snowball out of control already and to think that we're just about to enter year one of these changes. Will anyone even make it to 2014? Well, that's something that we'll simply have to wait and see about.

    The health care changes sound good; coverage for everybody the young, the sick, and individuals without insurance with policies being ...

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  • An Open Letter To President Obama On Health Care Reform And What It Means To My Family
    By: Bruno Korschek | - Mr. President:

    I know that you are a very busy man so I will try to keep my questions about health care reform and the recently passed legislation as short and simple as possible.

    - I could ask you why you think this is a good piece of legislation even though I truly believe that it will be a failure and will come very close to bankrupting the country. The basis for my conclusion has nothing to do with political partisanship (in fact, I have never voted for a Republican ...

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  • Is This New Health Care Plan Really The Best For Americans?
    By: Ethan Kalvin | - We all, in recent months, have heard all the pros and cons of the health care reform debate, but as expected, most people are still confused about what to expect. While it is very clear that the U.S. health care system is in dire need of change, reform is hardly the best descriptive word, unless you are referring to who is gonna pay and who will be covered.

    Who among us wouldn't welcome a chance at being insured, if we are the victim of poverty, unemployment, or previous health issu ...

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  • Health Care In The Us- Will A Socialization Of The System Really Provide Better Results?
    By: Ethan Kalvin | - While most American's are waiting with aspiration for a socialized medical care program mainland China is overhauling their structure to a more western privatized medical system. American's assume that socialized medicine is an effective remedy to the dilemma of the increased cost of medical in this country, although actually they may perhaps simply be exchanging one group of a complications for another.

    China is currently in the process of overhauling their current structure since ...

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  • With Health Care Reform, Will Doctors Start To Turn Patients Away?
    By: Ethan Kalvin | - The initial concept was that the nationalized health care plan being suggested by President Obama would reduce the amount of trips made to hospital emergency rooms every day given that those who seek out emergency room care for routine medical issues would now have the medical insurance coverage that they will need to schedule regular physician visits. Taking a look at the bigger picture on the other hand, shows a frightening thought and the new health care plan could in fact cause an increase ...
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  • Health Courts"€"the Hottest Buzz Word In Health Care Reform
    By: Moshe Sharon | - It is not clear who first suggested this not-so-new proposal. It has been kicking around for at least a decade. In any event the medical malpractice insurance lobby is currently pushing for it. Thus we need to examine the implications for attorneys and those of their clients who have a legitimate claim for medical and/or nursing malpractice. As with any pitch to modify the way of doing things in our society, we first need to identify who the proponents of such change are and evaluate the impact ...
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  • The World Of Chaos: Organized Medicine + Politics = Health Care Reform
    By: Moshe Sharon | - We used to say the two biggest lies are The check is in the mail and It wont hurt a bit. Now, there is a third biggest lie, which is, We have the best health care system in the world, as Bill Clinton and George Bush uttered repeatedly during their respective terms. On the other hand, all of the standard measures of health care quality points to ours as being the best substandard price-gouging health care system in the world. One such measure is a comparison of cost and ...
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  • Health Care Reform And Depression On The 4th Of July
    By: Moshe Sharon | - We are in the middle of 2010 gearing up for fireworks; waiting for the new health care reform law to take effect. Eleven state attorneys general said they wanted to challenge the law as being unconstitutional and the Democrats are still talking about passing amendments. Moreover, there are many questions that remain unanswered; the biggest of which is, Will it make health care more effective? The obvious answer is no. This entire scenario is one big shell game. There are thousands of pages ...
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  • Health Care Reform "€" 5 Reasons To Begin Working With A Peo Today.
    By: Anthony Kelly | - Even with the vote in Massachusetts in January 2010, there is a thought throughout the country that health care reform is inevitable. In fact, there are many states looking at doing something themselves as a cost cutting measure, providing greater access to medical insurance reduces their costs on programs for the uninsured. Ironically, we believe that the professional employer organization is the original health care access reformer, by providing small business employers with access to affordab ...
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  • What Happens During Year One (2010) Of Health Care Reform
    By: Gary McCarty | - Most of the health care reform provisions in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), signed into law on March 23, 2010, and then clarified and amplified by a subsequent reconciliation measure, dont take effect for six monthsand many others not until subsequent years. Thus by September 23 of this year, there will be a slew of preliminary changes affecting insurers, health providers and even the consumer.

    In the meantime, one undated measure seemingly took effect ...

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  • Health-care Reform Christian Louboutin
    By: links of london | - [Photograph]: Orszag and the president meet daily to review the budget, economic news, health-care reform, and a raft of other administration initiatives. Here, in the Oval Office, January 26, 2009. christian louboutin [Photograph]: ILLUSTRATION BY THOMAS POROSTOCKY Wool-and-cashmere coat ($2,595) and two-button wool suit ($1,695) by Ralph Lauren Black Label; cotton shirt ($145) and silk tie ($115), Polo by Ralph Lauren; wool scarf ($225) by Boss Selection; leather shoes ($695) by Pr ...
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  • Ignorance Management And Health Care Reform
    By: Paul Johnson | - I'm betting you have an opinion about the U.S. health care reform legislation. It's one of those big issues that can polarize the nation. I'm curious how you came by your opinion, how you decided which side to take. And I'm betting you decided wrong.

    I challenge you to think about how you think. Your thinking leads you to decisions throughout your life. Some decisions are small, and some are large, like where you live, where you work, and who you marry. How you come to these larg ...

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  • Changing Times And Changing Expectations
    By: Len Goodman | - One of the most amazing events in recent history was the abandonment of the Soviet Union and its dedication to the rule of central government. A national malaise grew out of unrealized dreams and despair of the future. Does Health Care Reform represent the departure towards a similar disillusionment?

    The people of the Soviet Union-including the powerful Soviet military-just walked away from the game in 1991. The Czar had no clothes. The collective consciousness of the Soviet peoples ...

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  • Government Spending On Healthcare Rises Without Results
    By: Michael Brewer | - According to a new report released by the Medicare journal, Health Affairs, Federal and state programs will pay slightly more than half the tab for all health care purchased in the United States by 2012.


    Whether or not Obamas health care reform plans come to pass, the shift to a government-run health care system is attributed to the deep U.S. economic recession and aging Baby Boomers, millions of whom will soon start signing up for Medicare.


    When you consider ...

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  • What Are We Reforming?
    By: Donald Fishgrab | - A lady went into the hospital for a common type of surgery. It was successful, and she received the bill for some $20,000 in just a few days. Her insurance was an 80-20 co pay policy, meaning she is required to pay 20% or $4,000. She paid her balance in full and assumed that the insurance company would take care of the rest. Months later, she received another bill for the balance. She also discovered that her credit rating had been lowered due the unpaid hospital bill, resulting in a substa ...
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  • Personal Health Care Reform--4 Ways You Can Improve Your Health Care Now
    By: Debbie Davis | - While the national debate on health care reform continues, many of us have probably forgotten that there are still many ways that we can take health care into our own hands. And while the debate outside our homes centers around care once we are ill, here are 4 ways we can stay focused on preserving our health while we are well, which will have a direct and positive impact on your own health and well being.

    Take What You Eat Seriously--Read the ingredients on the package. Try avo ...

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  • A Health Care Whistle-blower And A Call To Christian Accountability
    By: Aaron Taylor | - Wendell Potter worked for 15 years as the head of public relations for CIGNA, one of the largest health insurance companies in the U.S. Wendell's job was to keep high profile complaints from becoming major news stories. So when policy -holders were denied care or were kicked out of the plan for getting sick, Wendell's job was to make sure that the fewer the people who knew about it, the better. For years, Wendell convinced himself that working on behalf of his company's shareholders over and a ...
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  • Death By Health Care Rationing
    By: Pamela Dombrowski-Wilson | - Some European nations place a financial value on a single year of life. If an individual's health care exceeds this amount, health care treatment is denied. Do we, as Americans, really want the government deciding whether we live or die? It is time to take matters into our own hands by learning about advanced directives, palliative and hospice care.

    Do not allow proposed health care rationing decide your end of life plans, make your own plans by completing an advanced directive ...

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  • Are We Talking About "health Care" Reform, Or "sickness Care" Reform?
    By: Colleen Trombley-VanHoogstraat | - All the talk about "Health Care Reform" has certainly ignited a fire in countless Americans! Every national news and talk radio show is focused on this hot button topic recently.

    The economic crisis is clearly the catalyst for the proposed sweeping changes in national "health" care. Scarce funds and resources, as well as a pending economic "collapse" (as some describe) are forcing us to consider how to manage health care in tough times... and in extreme circumstances.


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  • Proposed Health Care Reform Will Deepen Recession
    By: Fritz Pfister | - As we pass the mid point of July in the Springfield Illinois housing market there continues to be mixed signals. So far in July closed home sales down slightly, sales pending up. The median sale price is up, the average sale price is down. Year to date closed home sales down, sales pending dead even with last year. The median sale price is up, the average sale price is down.

    The number of homes for sale is down significantly, the fewest since 2005. The number of closed home sales ...

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  • Health Care Reform Vs. Health Insurance Reform
    By: Jack Wingate | - Health care reform has been a hot item starting prior to the most recent Presidential Election. The Obama Administration, has now moved health care reform to the forefront of their agenda. Regardless of your political affiliation, the obvious facts are that health care costs have continually increased over the last decade. How should the problem(s) be resolved?

    The average person who favors government intervention with health care reform believes that the reform needed is with ...

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  • Outside The Box Health Care Reform
    By: Dr. Don Miller | - Let's brainstorm for healthcare reform.

    Time to think outside the box. The following is a "what if" discussion that could help us discover new solutions to existing problems of national concern. If the following numbers are somewhat inaccurate, it should not matter.

    Premise: There are three big obstacles in the road for Obama's Health Care Reform.

    First is that solutions based on more government are anti efficiency and anti economy. The Russian experi ...

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