Monthly Archives: July 2009

PHYSICIANS: Make your voices heard! Physicians have stood on sidelines too long as you have watched your control over the practice of medicine taken over by politicians, insurance companies and regulators – people who have never laid a hand on a … Continue reading →

The idea that every life is infinitely precious and therefore everyone deserves the same kind of optimal medical care is a fine religious sentiment and moral ideal. As political and economic policy, it is vainglorious delusion. Rich and educated people … Continue reading →

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Newspaper Editorials Blast Democrats’ Government Takeover of Health Care   Democrats are continuing their rush to “reform” the health care system by passing a 1,018 page, $1.5 trillion bill that will force 114 million Americans to lose their current health … Continue reading →

via s3.amazonaws.com Sorry… it appears you need to click on the s3.amazonaws.com link to see image. No cost controls, no quality controls, 37 million still uninsured, 1.6 trillion, the CBO came out against the plan today, tax surcharges, the most … Continue reading →

Talk about a pet project. A tiny mouse with the longtime backing of a political giant may soon reap the benefits of the economic-stimulus package. via washingtontimes.com Just heard about this on the radio…. You can’t make this up. The … Continue reading →

via huffingtonpost.com Do you believe this? The GOP has a golden opportunity to further their agenda for people looking for alternatives to some of the #hcreform proposals being pushed through the Congress as we speak. And this is what they … Continue reading →

“If you are living your life on-purpose, like I know you are, then by Twittering, you are modeling something worth emulating. This is unquestionably the most powerful way to lead.” “Hmm.” I could hear the flicker of possibility in his … Continue reading →

Well, the returns are rolling in, and a useful case study comes from the community-based health plan Harvard-Pilgrim. CEO Charlie Baker reports that his company has seen an “astonishing” uptick in people buying coverage for a few months at a … Continue reading →