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linda — Sun, 27 Oct 2013 13:53:55 +0000

So what are we going to do about Insurance companies. Doctors and Hospital that lie and cover up botch surgeries and deny
proper medical review for those patients, I’m sure their are those in the medical system that know what I’m talking about.
Like this one, (((( Robert W Roninson vs Cigna Health Care , Dr Gary Gartsman of the Fondren Orthopedic Group , The Texas
Medical Board , Dr Angela McCain , Aetna Health Care , The Texas Insurance Board. ))) Now these people can deny this all they
want and like they always have been. But this one thing they can never do is to prove Robert wrong by challenging Robert in
public over his complaints. What is worse than cancer? Doctors and Hospitals and Insurance companies that will lie and
cover up medical mistakes. How sad it is to know tha this sick way of thinking still goes on with are so called elite in
our health care system, the veryones that advertise how great and caring they are.

By: Joe Flower

Joe Flower — Wed, 23 May 2012 17:28:20 +0000

> health care will ultimately command that percentage of (a much higher) GDP

What’s interesting is that the trend seems to be reversing, and many economists seem to feel that the drift downward is a long-term trend.

See this article from the NY Times:
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/29/health/policy/in-hopeful-sign-health-spending-is-flattening-out.html

And this from the NEJM:
Slower Growth in Medicare Spending — Is This the New Normal …
http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMp1201853

By: Maggie Mahar

Maggie Mahar — Tue, 22 May 2012 17:12:27 +0000

Yes, as Bertolini suggested, insurers who hook up with ACOs will be
in the business of trying to keep large groups of people healthy– so that
they don’t need as much intensive, aggressive care.

Kaiser Permanente has mined its data bases to figure out how to do this– reducing heart disease in Northern California, for instance. And I I suspect Aetna will do the same. (Aetna already has figured out that
it costs less to cover hospice care rather than leaving patients to die in hospitals–even though patients who wind up in hospices live longer.)