Clinton s foes say she doesn t deserve credit for expanding federal health insurance, a claim Clinton has made literally thousands of times. (ontheissues.org)
Consumers5
One reason why insurers in the U.S. have been increasing deductibles and co-pays is to curb consumers' health care spending. (cnn.com)
Two-thirds of U.S. consumers say they can't afford to pay their medical bills on-time, based on the 2023 Consumer Survey from Access One, a financial services company focused on healthcare payments. (healthpopuli.com)
The report's title page asks the question, "What options do consumers really want for paying healthcare expenses? (healthpopuli.com)
Note that the patient sample was limited to consumers who had seen a health care provider in the past two years and who also owned and used a personal wearable health device such as an Apple Watch or Fitbit. (healthpopuli.com)
In a conversation discussing the importance of non-financial metrics in companies' ESG efforts, Vega connected the dots between climate change, retail grocery, and consumers' health and well-being. (healthpopuli.com)
Insurance3
She got health insurance for six million kids, according to one ad. (ontheissues.org)
We review the record and conclude that she deserves plenty of credit, both for the passage of the State Children s Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) legislation and for pushing outreach efforts to translate the law into reality. (ontheissues.org)
It s a mandate on parents to provide health insurance for their children. (ontheissues.org)
Access1
Most people in the U.S. are bullish on the role AI will play in health care in 2024, especially to lower access barriers to care and to diagnose and detect health conditions. (healthpopuli.com)
Provide3
For instance, in England, a national institute conducts cost-benefit analysis for various treatments and decides what doctors working for the National Health Service can provide. (cnn.com)
OBAMA: If we don t know the level of subsidies that [Hillary s plan is] going to provide, then you can have a situation, which we are seeing right now in the state of Massachusetts, where people are being fined for not having purchased health care but choose to accept the fine because they still can t afford it, even with the subsidies. (ontheissues.org)
A comparison of the plans like the ones we re proposing found that actually I would cover nearly everybody at a much lower cost than Sen. Obama s plan because we would not only provide these health care tax credits, but I would limit the amount of money that anyone ever has to pay for a premium to a low percentage of your income. (ontheissues.org)
People2
Health care spending rose by 5.3% in 2014, in large part because of the nearly 9 million people who gained coverage under Obamacare that year. (cnn.com)
A blog covering the health/care ecosystem and people. (healthpopuli.com)
Role2
The Boston Globe ran a story with the headline, Clinton role in health programs disputed. (ontheissues.org)
In the food sector, "the opportunity for us and the role that we play is to connect climate and health," Daniella Vega of Ahold Delhaize told Valerio Baselli during the Morningstar Sustainable Investing Summit 2023. (healthpopuli.com)
Plan3
It also lacks details on how his universal health care plan would actually work. (cnn.com)
Sanders' plan relies on $6.3 trillion (over 10 years) in savings, much of it coming from lowering the rates paid to doctors, hospitals, home health care providers and drug manufacturers. (cnn.com)
Sanders' plan relies on a slowdown in the growth of health care spending, but that will be harder to achieve with millions of new enrollees flooding the system. (cnn.com)
Bioethics2
He's the author of a great many articles and books on health care and also bioethics. (carnegiecouncil.org)
Dr. Marion Danis is head of the Section on Ethics and Health Policy in the Department of Bioethics and also serves as chief of the Clinical Center's Bioethics Consultation Service. (nih.gov)
Intensive care1
While at UNC, she also directed the medical intensive care unit, chaired the UNC Hospitals Ethics Committee, and served as a faculty member of the Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program and as a research associate at the Cecil G. Sheps Health Services Research Center. (nih.gov)
State's1
Among them was Jim Murphy, a veteran of almost 33 years at the state's Department of Health and head of its communicable diseases division. (propublica.org)
Reform3
A doctor, a former advisor to the Obama administration, and a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, Emanuel has spent a generation advocating on health care reform. (carnegiecouncil.org)
Keith Olbermann, master of manipulating the truth, is one of the ring leaders attempting to take the focus away from the real issue regarding health care 'reform' to the worn out America doesn't want a black president . (newswithviews.com)
Routine2
I think it's actually a kick in the pants for even people who are vaccinated, that even routine health care things may get delayed and everybody will be impacted when they go to the hospital," said Dr. Anuj Mehta, a pulmonary and critical care physician with Denver Health and advisor to the Governor's Expert Emergency Epidemic Response Committee . (cpr.org)
For example, under Obama's plan, you will have "coverage" that pays for routine care (if you can find a doctor in the next 6 months). (almanacnews.com)
Time4
So it's well over-determined, but I also did not like and could not-it wasn't in my character to be the doctor my dad was, which was to care for patients one at a time. (carnegiecouncil.org)
This is really for health facilities and hospitals that focuses on the issues they face with staffing during a time of crisis," said France. (cpr.org)
This doesn't mean that the hospitals are moving into a time of rationing care," he said. (cpr.org)
In the past six years as insurance commissioner, I ve seen first hand what insurance companies will do if you let them, and it s time to stop the practice of denying care, denying claims, and putting profits ahead of patients! (issues2000.org)
Congress3
What's going on is pretty scary," said Gail Sredanovic, a Menlo Park resident and raging granny, of the health care debate currently under way in Congress. (almanacnews.com)
No where is Congress authorized to set up, run or legislate in the area of medical care, health care or whatever you want to call it. (newswithviews.com)
Instead of booting the outlaws in Congress who have destroyed the finest health care in the world over the past 50 years, throw out the law of the land instead. (newswithviews.com)
Authority1
Our guest tonight is Ezekiel Emanuel, who is both an architect of and a leading authority on the Affordable Care Act , known as Obamacare. (carnegiecouncil.org)
And hospital patients who have been admitted or are waiting to may also experience delays in care. (cpr.org)
one nurse may be taking care of a lot more patients," he said. (cpr.org)
Everyone is working really hard, taking care of hospitalized COVID patients, Dr. Lily Cervantes, an associate professor in the department of medicine, at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, who also cares for patients as a hospitalist at Denver Health. (cpr.org)
Public health6
Last year, the FDA commissioner testified that he had serious concerns that this bill could undermine the public health role of the FDA. (issues2000.org)
Rep. HENRY WAXMAN (D, CA-30): The bill before us, the Waxman-Platts bill, has been carefully crafted over more than a decade, in close consultation with the public health community. (issues2000.org)
Missing from the long list of names were any officials from the state public health agency who had been running the COVID-19 response. (propublica.org)
But in conference calls with the governor-elect's office and the new coronavirus panel, he sensed "pretty much instantly" that public health was not the priority. (propublica.org)
State epidemiologist Jim Murphy felt like he had to defend public health to the governor-elect's COVID-19 task force. (propublica.org)
It allows for workers to be moved to care for a sicker level of patient than they normally would and gives hospitals and doctors emergency protection from liability. (cpr.org)
It's an important step to alleviate the terrible strain that is happening on healthcare workers around the state," said Mehta, who fears the current spike in cases could lead the state to activate the full Crisis Standards of Care, essentially a rationing of care. (cpr.org)
Many of the provisions in the bill are outright control of medical treatment and telling doctors and health care workers what they can or can't do and what they will be forced to do despite the rhetoric oozing from supporters of this grotesque legislation. (newswithviews.com)
Head1
He served as special advisor on health policy to the head of the White House Office of Management and Budget. (carnegiecouncil.org)
Control1
Seniors that have woken up are dearly protesting this health care control program. (almanacnews.com)
Ethical Dimensions of Health Policy, Oxford University Press, New York 2002. (nih.gov)
Discussion1
Evidence-Based Medicine and Managed Care in Ethical Issues of Evidence Based -Practice in Medicine and Health Care: A Discussion of the Ethical Issues. (nih.gov)
Department1
In 2014, she was involved in addressing the ethical tensions that have arisen during the Ebola epidemic in West Africa as a member of the World Health Organization Ethics Panel on Use of Investigational Agents during the Ebola Epidemic and as a member of the Interagency Working Group on Ebola in the Department of Health and Human Services. (nih.gov)
Years1
She'd been a nurse herself for 33 years, most of them at St. Peter's Health in Helena, working in pediatric cancer. (propublica.org)
Read1
Read the full "Crisis Standards of Care" rules here. (cpr.org)
Focus1
The crisis crisis standards of care for staffing is trying to provide relief so that these staff can do what we need them to do, which is focus on patient care," France said. (cpr.org)
Medical3
Chief Medical Officer Dr. Eric France initiated the Crisis Standards of Care for staffing . (cpr.org)
Her current work is centered on strategies for public engagement in the rationing of health care, which led Dr. Danis to collaborate with Susan Goold (of University of Michigan Medical School) to design CHAT, "Choosing Healthplans All Together," a simulation exercise. (nih.gov)
Publications have been in the Journal of the American Medical Association, Hastings Center Report, Social Science and Medicine and Health Affairs. (nih.gov)
University1
She also led in authoring and editing Fair Resource Allocation and Rationing at the Bedside, with Oxford University Press. (nih.gov)