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A Long Road
Introduction...
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Private Health Insurance: Who Needs It?
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Realm of Private Health Insurance: A Need for Change
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Web Based Quality Data is Self-Serving
Managed Care is Not the Answer
Single Payer Reform
Comments on HR676 (a healthcare reform bill)
Healthcare Reform: Obama vs McCain
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Web Sites are not the Answer
HealthCare Reform is Urgently Needed
HealthCare Reform and How We Got Here
HealthCare Reform and the Legal System
12/13/2009        Anotated Version is Online
We have a completed prototype bill for healthcare reform, modeled on HR 676 (which is seriously flawed). As interested, click on a link above left and follow links to read the bill on line, or to download the bill in Word (anotated) or PDF format.
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The only thing difficult about HealthCare Reform is maintaining the profit streams for certain players and corporations. The rest is easy! 
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What we do not want!
What we do want!
Socialized Medicine
Providers employed by the government
Tax-Payer Mandate
Private Profiteering
Restriction of Access
Restriction of Choice
Universal HealthCare
Public Plan Option
Individual Responsibility
Reduced Cost of Operation
Improved Care
 
No Tax-Payer Impact
Further Consideration of the benefits of a single payer system.
Why the Private Sector Cannot Reform HealthCare 
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5.  Stepped Reform is Fundable
6.  Personal Choice & Competition 
7.  Fraud and Direct Marketing
8.  Legal Industry Reform and
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Current changes are meant to expand on the possibilities associated with private verses public administration of a Public Option Plan.  Competition between those plans would focus on the improvement of the helath of enrollees and of the efficency of providers.  12/13/2009
Rational Reform on WATE TV,   9/11/2009
"Tennessee This Week", with Gene Patterson
What's with the extra trillions of $? We already spend enough for universal coverage!
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             Three Simple Options for a Public Option HealthCare Plan

 

1.       Improve the current Medicare by having Medicare to offer its own Medicare Supplement and to also begin issuing a real, replaceable ID number (in order to stop using a person’s SSI number to immediately reduce fraud) then slowly extend the Medicare option to all Americans, allowing them to purchase Healthcare coverage from Medicare.

2.       Same as above, but move Medicare out of Government hands to be run by the public as a non-profit public insurance company.

3.       Same as #1 above, but allow the Public Option portion to be run by the current insurance companies, as non-profit companies.  Allow these companies to make a profit by improving the health of their policy holders and allowing them to keep some of the money that they save, but not to profit by victimizing patients and providers. They could even be allowed to compete against each other.  The companies with the healthiest clients could keep a proportionately larger share of the “profits”. 

 

Imagine: Profit potential aligned with healthcare outcomes!

 

Talk to your representative. They have not a clue. There are so many rational options.

 

Mark E. Green MD

 

Malpractice Reform
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Administrative waste in US Healthcare 
Rational Healthcare Reform on Regional WATE-TV News 11/9/2009
 Interviewed on WNOX Radio FM 100.3 Knoxville, TN Sunday 12/6/9 at 6-7-pm
I am very disappointed with our senators, congressmen and congresswoman. I see very few Statesmen.  What if we started over with a new group?
 
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Vote old blood out, and new blood in!
 
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HealthCare Reform and the Division of America

Here We Go Again!