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America's Healthcare Challenge w/ Sean McGuire is a talk show and podcast covering healthcare policy and how it affects insurance, Medicare and employee benefits. Previous guests include US Senators, Members of Congress, Public Policy architects, Washington reporters, industry experts and live calls.
It’s more than a drug — it’s a cultural phenomenon, a Wall Street darling, and a mirror reflecting the cracks in America’s healthcare system. The Ozempic Effect takes you inside the $70 billion GLP‑1 drug boom — from corporate boardrooms to kitchen tables — asking who really benefits when “miracle weight-loss shots” become part of the national identity.Hosted by Sean McGuire, this episode of America’s Healthcare Challenge unpacks four revealing segments: the market earthquake shaking global stocks, the public health gamble behind lifelong prescriptions, the growing class divide over access, and what this all says about American priorities.Featuring insights, data, and uncomfortable questions about money, medicine, and morality — this is the story of a shot that’s rewriting the business of health.Keywords: Ozempic, Wegovy, GLP‑1 drugs, healthcare podcast, obesity treatment, pharma industry, insurance costs, public health, Wall Street, social inequality, Novo Nordisk, Mounjaro, healthcare economics, American healthcare reform.
President Donald Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claim research connects acetaminophen use during pregnancy to autism, but experts dispute the evidence.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the healthcare industry has experienced significant transformations that have reshaped how care is delivered, accessed, and managed. These changes, driven by the need to adapt to the crisis, have led to lasting trends that continue to influence healthcare today. This segments looks at some of the top healthcare trends that have emerged since the pandemic and issues that need further attention. It concludes with some tips on how to jumpstart your upcoming new years resolutions by creating small habits now.
Each year insurance companies who participate in the ACA marketplace are required to post their proposed rate increases or their block of business in each state they operate in.These rates have been shown to vary widely depending on the year, however, they have stabilized for the most part recently.This segment breaks down the rate increases, informs you of how the companies determine these numbers and what you should do if you are in a situation where you are facing an undesirable rate increase.
Two heavyweights will be duking it out in the court system over problems with access to claim information as Kraft Heinz is suing Aetna over lack of access to critical data. Most large companies often self-insure their health plan. This means that they are responsible for paying claims up to a certain amount before separate insurance often kicks in called stop-loss. Since most businesses are not in the business of insurance they often partner with what is called a Third Party Administrator (TPA) to process and pay claims. Large insurance companies often also offer TPA services since they have the infrastructure in place. In order for this relationship to be successful it has to have transparency on both sides. Employers who are concerned about their healthcare costs will want to look at their claims history to see if there are any areas where they can control costs. The problem is when they are unable to get this information there is nothing they can do. This seems to be the heart of the issue between these two companies as Kraft Heinz is alleging that Aetna is withholding this important data.You can read more here... https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/kraft-heinz-sues-aetna-raising-novel-8183158/https://www.benefitspro.com/2023/07/05/kraft-heinz-accuses-aetna-of-fiduciary-breaches-412-150903/
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We have reported previously on the ensuing crisis we face with regard to looming healthcare worker shortages. The biggest driver for this is demographics in that the baby boomer generation was much larger than other generations and as they continue to retire there may not be enough new workers to replace them.The system has failed to train more and now more angst from healthcare workers after the pandemic could exacerbate this problem even worse. We discuss these factors in this segment. Here is a link to the previous segment with more on this topic: https://soundcloud.com/americascanary/healthcare-clinicians-are-burned-outHere is the link to the article referred to in this segment: https://www.healthcaredive.com/news/healthcare-labor-trends-2023/641352/FOLLOW ME ON ALL SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMSFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/AmericasCanaryLINKEDIN: www.linkedin.com/company/edbellis/INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/americascanary/
In general, the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 alters how the healthcare industry handles drug costs and Medicare. Other provisions expand the Affordable Care Act and prescription availability, including diabetic medicines and vaccines.Along with direct assistance, the Act attempts to improve everyone’s health and well-being by reducing environmental hazards. Like all things in healthcare, your benefits from the Inflation Reduction Act can vary wildly. Luckily, you can fare better if you understand how the provisions affect you personally. While only your lawyer can give you those specifics, by listening in to this segment, you can learn the basics of each provision so you will be better equipped when asking the experts.FOLLOW ME ON ALL SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/AmericasCanaryLINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/edbellis/INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/americascanary/
Actions You Can Take When Mistakes Are Made With Your MedicationEating the wrong thing, taking a wrong turn, and making a mistake in your medication are all unfortunate events that can happen to anyone. But what happens when you accidentally take a double dose of your medication? Or take it at the wrong time? Or get the dosage wrong entirely?Mistakes like these are more common than you might think—and they can have serious consequences. That's why it's so important to understand how to avoid mistakes in your medication and what to do if you make one.Here are ways to prevent these mistakes and what to do if they occur:1)Don't take medication too often.Taking too many medications at once can lead to side effects, confusion, and in some cases, a life-threatening reaction. If you're on more than one medication, make sure you know how they interact with each other and that your doctor is aware of everything you're taking. 2) Take your medications at the correct times.It's important to take all of your medications at their scheduled times, even if some of them are meant to be taken together with other medications or supplements on an empty stomach first thing in the morning or right before bedtime (for example). 3) Use due diligence when picking up a new prescription drug.When you pick up a new prescription, it's easy to rush through the process of getting it filled and head home. But if you're not careful, that haste could cost you. It's important to use due diligence when picking up a new prescription drug. 4) Make sure you receive the right dose of your medication.If you have been prescribed medication by a doctor, it's important that you take it exactly as directed—and not more than is recommended or less than is needed. This can be especially tricky if you have multiple prescriptions or if someone else has given them to you. Make sure that the pharmacist has given you all the correct doses for each medicine and double check. 5) Check with your doctor to ensure that you are taking the drug correctly. In order to avoid mistakes in medication, it's important to check with your doctor before taking any medication. This is especially true if you have been prescribed a new medication or if you are taking multiple medications at once. 6) Don't skip doses or miss doses on purpose for any reason.When you're taking medication, it's important to take it as prescribed. If you miss a dose or forget to take it, there's a chance that your body's not getting the amount of medication that it needs; this can lead to some serious problems in terms of your health. To avoid this, make sure you always have your medications on hand so that you can take them when the time comes. If you're having trouble remembering when and how much of your meds to take each day, consider writing down reminders in a planner or on sticky notes around the house.7) Know what to do when you think you’ve made a mistake.If you think you've made a mistake with one of your medications—for example, if you took too much—it's important that you do something about it right away! If possible, call your doctor or pharmacist immediately; they will likely be able to tell if there is any danger from what happened and what steps need to be taken next. In addition, if there are any serious side effects from using too much of the wrong medication, they will be able to advise accordingly.KEY TAKEAWAY:Overall, everyone makes mistakes with medicine. It's a fact of life. The important thing is to be educated about your medications, to know what you are taking, and to make sure that you take them as directed. If you have questions or concerns, speak to your doctor as soon as possible to avoid any long term negative effects from a medication error.FOLLOW ME ON ALL SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/AmericasCanaryLINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/edbellis/INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/americascanary/
It's not always easy to talk to your doctor. Trust me, I know the drill. I have been to more appointments than most people my age.Once you get in the room you don't want to feel like you're wasting their time or asking questions that they've already answered a million times before, but you also want to make sure that you're getting the best possible care for whatever condition you're dealing with.....Here are seven tips for how you can make sure that your visit goes smoothly and that you get all the information and treatment options available to you. 😊☑️Before you even go to the doctor, start keeping a log of your symptoms. ☑️Don’t wait until the end of your visit to bring up something important.☑️Don’t be afraid to ask questions. ☑️Don't be afraid to ask for a second opinion ☑️If you don't understand what the doctor is saying, speak up! ☑️It is ok to tell your doctor how you are feeling physically and emotionally☑️Take Notes When Leaving the OfficeKEY TAKEAWAY:The best way to talk to a doctor is directly. Though it may not be easy, honest communication with your doctor will ensure that you get the best possible care. By knowing what to say and what questions to ask, you’ll gain a better understanding of any problems, as well as an action plan on how to proceed forward. After all, doctors are human beings—not gods—and they need the information they’re given in order to properly diagnose, treat or otherwise care for a patient.Hopefully, these tips will help you to have better experiences and more effectively communicate with your doctor in your next appointment.Want more tips? Follow E.D. Bellis for more.Or book an appointment with E.D. Bellis to learn more how to better navigate the complex healthcare system: calendly.com/edbellisVisit our website: edbellis.org#healthcare
How To Stretch Your Healthcare DollarWith so many things to spend money on, it can be hard to know where to save. One area to consider is your health care, since this is one of the overall most important areas of your life. Whether you're trying to save cash, or simply stretch your healthcare dollar, we will show you easy ways to do so.Know Your PlanYou should know how much you pay for each visit, every prescription, and so on. If you're not sure what's covered by your insurance plan, contact your provider and ask for a copy of their plan details. If you have any questions about what the details mean or how they apply to you, ask them! The more information you have about what's covered and what isn't covered under your health insurance plan, the easier it will be for you to make informed choices about where and when to seek treatment.Don't Wait to Refill MedicationsAlways try to refill medications before they run out so that you avoid paying full price at the pharmacy counter. Check with your doctor if you think this might be necessary: some drugs are only effective when taken regularly, and skipping doses can cause side effects or even lead to other medical conditions down the road (like high blood pressure or diabetes). In some cases, doctors may recommend that patients take a certain medication only once per day or every other day—if this is the case, ask them if there's something else available that would work well enough without requiring such strict adherence to a schedule (or just skip it altogether).Keep an eye out for discountsIf you have insurance, check with your provider to see what discounts they offer. Some may be as simple as a discount card that can be used in certain places, while others might require that you get your insurance through a particular company or network. Your provider should also be able to tell you about any other ways they offer discounts in exchange for using specific providers or services.Ask about generic drugsGeneric drugs are just as effective as name brand drugs, but they cost less because the companies that make them don't have to spend money on research and development. If your doctor prescribes a generic drug, ask whether there's an alternative on the market that's less expensive than the one he or she has recommended.Visit a retail clinic for routine careRetail clinics are popping up all over the place these days—you might not even realize how many of them there are in your area! These clinics provide low-cost care at convenient locations such as grocery stores and pharmacies. For example, if you're feeling ill but don't want to go into an emergency room or urgent care center where treatment is more expensive (as well as more impersonal), try heading over to one of these retail clinics instead!Pay attention to your bills and statements.Health insurance is about more than just paying for care. It's also about paying for the paperwork that goes with it, and that can add up. Make sure you're keeping track of all your statements, and reviewing them regularly so you know what's going on with your coverage. You'll also want to make sure that your provider has the correct information about you—that includes your address and phone number, as well as any information they might need to treat you, like allergies or medical conditions.Finally, when shopping for a policy, think about the worst-case scenario.This might seem counterintuitive—after all, isn't the point of insurance to protect you from worst-case scenarios? If something does happen, though, it's important that you're covered for every possible outcome of that event (and any unexpected complications).
"The medical system is responsible for a surprisingly large percentage of greenhouse gas emissions, and the toll is especially heavy in the U.S.The health care industry “is among the most carbon-intensive service sectors in the industrialized world,” accounting for between 4.4% and 4.6% of greenhouse gas emissions, according to a key paper on this topic, published in 2020 in Health Affairs.In the United States, the toll is particularly heavy. It’s estimated that the health care sector produced about 8.5% of domestic greenhouse gas emissions in 2018, according to that paper. It also notes the U.S. medical system may be responsible for about a quarter of all global health care greenhouse gas emissions, which is more than the health care system of any other nation."You can read more at the link below if you want. 😊Or you can hear my thoughts about this on an upcoming episode of America's Healthcare Challenge.I will be talking about what changes could be made and HOW they could happen.What other countries are doing?Who is leading the industry in addressing this issue?Will this ultimately lead to higher healthcare costs?What are your thoughts on all of this?Share in the comments below.Full article here..https://bit.ly/3C0KlJu
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President Biden mandated that businesses with more than 100 employees mandate the COVID-19 vaccine or require workers to be tested regularly. This has created blowback all over the country and several outlets are worried about the impact on the healthcare workforce. Also, as this pandemic drags, could we now have a new treatement?
President Biden outlined his six point plan to battle the COVID-19 Delta Variant. This segment looks at some of the important provisions including a controversial Department of Labor requirement for businesses with more than 100 employees facing a $14,000 penalty for un-vaccinated employees who deny testing.
As kids head back to school new concerns have surfaced about the Delta variant that is increasing hospitalizations rapidly across the country. The difference here is that it is affecting children more than other strains. Will the six-point plan outlined by the President be able to slow the spread? We discuss in this segment.
Breaking news today as the United States Supreme Court sided with the Federal government and upheld the constitutionality of the law. In this segment we discuss the historic 7-2 decision, share reaction from President and talk about the five things we may see now that the law is here to stay.
In this exclusive webinar, we discuss the latest futuristic healthcare developments catching our attention as in 2021 along with the major healthcare legislation passed in the last decade. For more information on the content discussed in this webinar make sure to hit us up here by filling out this survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1GgEhVD0yXnsaKZ9ExQMGKGYI5797X7R6Xf1FhS5GvGs/edit
States all over the country drop mask mandates and numbers continue to decline as vaccinations increase. Some are questioning their effectiveness as others appear to need reprogramming into not wearing a mask.
The recently released Fauci emails reveal inconsistencies on this requirement people are starting to ask questions about this and the origins of the COVID virus. As the once revered, Dr. Anthony Fauci answers tough questions about his emails, his critics such as Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) continue to question his credibility.
For the first time in nearly two decades, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a drug to treat the horrible disease known as Alzheimer's which affects 6 million Americans right now and is expected to impact 13 million within the next 30 years.
This new drug called Aducanumab and developed by Biogen targets the plaque that affects brain cells and was approved amidst some controversy. In this episode we cover this breaking news and play clips from the Biogen CEO who defends the $56,000 annual price. As a bonus in this segment we discuss how you can capitalize on rebate programs to save thousands on cost sharing expenses.
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As the COVID Pandemic Refuses to Surrender those on the front lines of the healthcare delivery system are facing burnout and recently 4/10 indicated they may leave the industry. We discuss this and some of the factors contributing to this burnout in this segment.
After coming to market as a game changer the Johnson and Johnson vaccine which only requires one dose has been paused over blood clot concerns similar to their counterpart AstraZeneca. While this looks to be a temporary hiccup, this could slow the path towards herd immunity.
Plus the top stories of the week and the top ten dangers of digital health.
Are we facing another battle to contain the variants that are beginning to plague Europe? There have already been some indications that this will be making its way here as California recently showed some confirmed cases as the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) issued a warning. We cover this in today's show.
America's Healthcare Challenge podcasts provide up-to-date, vital information on the constantly adapting healthcare industry worldwide. Over the past month, healthcare in the U.S. has seen some dramatic changes which are detailed in the American Healthcare challenge podcasts.
Sean McGuire discusses the American Rescue plan released by the Biden administration becoming law, price transparency efforts, vaccine rollouts, stimulus checks, the ACA, Medicare, Medicaid and much more. Even insight from former republican senator Alan Simpson is included as well as interviews and statements from the Irish prime minister and European officials on information about the COVID variants.
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Some big news related the COVID-19 battle as Astrazeneca is on defense due to their vaccine being suspended by several European Countries over blood clots in some patients. In this episode, we look into this issue and replay an interview from the Irish Prime Minister.
After a partisan battle in Congress the American Rescue Plan became law this week with a $1.9 Trillion price tag. We look at this and the other stories that caught our attention this week.
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In this episode, we take a closer look at the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Could it be a game changer like a industry experts have suggested? We look closer and discuss the differences between this option and the other two in the market. Plus, what is the latest with the COVID-19 relief package that just passed the House of Representatives? We break it down and share some analysis.
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In this episode we cover the fact athat the Biden Administration recently opened the enrollment period for individual health insurance plans through Healthcare.gov. Plus one of the important things to consider if you are purchasing a plan or making a change in the health insurance network. Is it an HMO, POS, EPO or PPO? One resource you are going to need is a solid Primary Care Physician.
Having a Primary Care Physician is critical and there are a lot of different avenues for you to gather information and make your choice on your preferred primary care physician. We’ll walk you through all of those avenues, including what you should do and what information you should look for. Don’t worry – there’s no copay required!
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Listen to learn exactly how President Joe Biden intends to improve or reform American healthcare and how this will affect the everyday citizen. This is a broad topic, so that we will cover some of the most prominent issues, such as the Affordable Care Act, Medicare and Medicaid, the industry of prescription drugs, and the highly influential global pandemic, COVID-19.
The show includes Sean McGuire's reaction to the craziest week he can remember since September 11, 2001.
Allen Hager sounds off with the latest from Omaha, Nebraska. Are we just beginning to see the impact?
In addition this week, the NBA, NHL, MLB, PGA have postponed operations and John Rathouz aka John the Caddy joins with intelligence just out of the #PlayersChampionship. March Madness is canceled along with the College World Series, we discuss the #CoronaVirus impact on sports.
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On America's Healthcare Challenge COVID-19 Special:
1) Dr. Drew Lederman discusses the latest developments and offers his observations.
2) How are many of us coping with the changes? John Rathouz joins with his take.
3) Finally, with restaurants all over the country forced to close their doors, how are they handling it? An executive chef from a top Nebraska steak house, Curtis Norton, shares how their restaurant is trying to make lemonade out of lemons in this difficult time.
You can see our part one of our special on the COVID-19 Pandemic here: https://bit.ly/3adzD2B
The coronavirus has spread quickly since it was first discovered in China a few weeks ago. But what has spread just as quickly is the rampant misinformation surrounding the illness.
Between plague memes and quarantine border shutdowns, people are getting a little anxious about all of the facts (or pseudofacts) going around about this deadly illness.
So how much do we actually know about the coronavirus?
We know that the coronavirus is a fast-spreading virus similar to SARS and common influenza that was first identified in China and has since spread to several other countries. This respiratory virus is spread through person-to-person contact, primarily via respiratory excretions (coughing and sneezing) and, similar to influenza, has the potential for deadly complications in children, the elderly, and immune-suppressed populations.
It’s easy to be more afraid of coronavirus than is warranted if you are only catching the buzzwords surrounding it along with accompanying paranoia and speculation. The truth is a lot less exciting. Unless you’re living in the Chinese quarantine zones, you’re currently a lot more likely to be killed by the common flu than you are by the coronavirus, but long-term predictions for the epidemic aren’t good.
Listen to this episode of America's Healthcare Challenge to find out more about this new illness and what it could mean for your health and safety.
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In this episode we look at artificial intelligence in healthcare and whether or not the healthcare industry is truly a free market.
Advancements in technology and innovation have created a lot to excite us in healthcare. Critics would say that it has also created new costs and inefficiencies in the healthcare system.
Technology grows rapidly and it almost doubles in how fast, for example, your computer can go every two years. This is according to Moore’s law.
The healthcare industry is one of the slowest to adopt new technologies, however, this has changed since the passage of federal healthcare laws.
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In this episode of America's Healthcare Challenge: Potential Course of Pricing for the Individual market in 2018. in this episode, you will learn about the Employer Marketplace and it's importance along, how individual market stabilization efforts are going and how much healthcare for family of four costs in 2017. For more go to edbellisinc.com.
We are getting to the next steps after the passage of the House's AHCA Bill and the focus of this week's episode of America's Healthcare Challenge is Medicaid. To learn more about these issues and to stay on top of the latest changes in healthcare visit edbellisinc.com.
We are getting to the next steps after the passage of the House's AHCA Bill and the focus of this week's episode of America's Healthcare Challenge is Medicaid. To learn more about these issues and to stay on top of the latest changes in healthcare visit edbellisinc.com.
We are getting to the next steps after the passage of the House's AHCA Bill and the focus of this week's episode of America's Healthcare Challenge is Medicaid. To learn more about these issues and to stay on top of the latest changes in healthcare visit edbellisinc.com.
We are getting to the next steps after the passage of the House's AHCA Bill and the focus of this week's episode of America's Healthcare Challenge is Medicaid. To learn more about these issues and to stay on top of the latest changes in healthcare visit edbellisinc.com.
We are getting to the next steps after the passage of the House's AHCA Bill and the focus of this week's episode of America's Healthcare Challenge is Medicaid. To learn more about these issues and to stay on top of the latest changes in healthcare visit edbellisinc.com.
On June 1, 2017 the world renowned Fred and Pamela Buffett Cancer Center will begin seeing patients and the director of the Center, Dr. Ken Cowan, joined Sean for a terrific conversation about the future of Cancer research and treatment.
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Some of the issues covered in this episode include:
The Health Insurer Carrier exist continues - what are the implications for coverage?
The deteriorating Individual marketplace - WHY?
Medicaid & Pre - Existing conditions - the two BIG issues affecting ANY Final Legislation!
Health Care Repeal threatens the U.S. Job market. How can this be avoided?
ObamaCare - cutting taxes or preserving coverage - WHICH goal will be preserved in any suggested bill coming out of the Senate?
Once the Senate is done with their bill, where does it go next? When will it become a final law?
Why do we have to go through these law changes every couple of years? Is there a way to permanently FIX our U.S. Healthcare System?
The American Health Care Act (AHCA) passed the House of Representatives by a thin margin and now advances to the Senate. Analysis from the vote and the likelihood of this becoming law is examined in this episode of America's Healthcare Challenge.
AmericasHealthcareChallenge listener question: "We see so much written about Diabetes, Heart attack, and Stroke. I am 46, a recently diagnosed diabetic, working, and trying hard to not have to go on insulin. What are other people doing to control this condition?"
Healthcare has been front and center of the first 100 days of the Trump Administration and this episode breaks down the progress and the shortcomings of the health reform 2.0 efforts.
Question from an #AmericasHealthcareChallenge Listener: " I am 68 and am a Caregiver to my aging mother who is 91. When my husband & I retired, we thought we would have greater freedom. We don't have a life because we are caring for my aging mother. Are we alone in this, or are we part of a much larger problem?" Answers at http://edbellisinc.com
Listener question: "In the last two years, my employer has provided us with group plans that have a heavy emphasis on Wellness & behavioral change. Some of these tools are very good, but others are hard for me to comply with. Is this trend going to continue and get tougher in future years?" More answers on edbellisinc.com.
Question: "I am 67 years old. I have a Medicare Plan F program. I heard that in 2020, Medicare is eliminating Plan F and High Deductible Plan F How ill this affect people like me and what will I have to do to replace that Plan?" More on edbellisinc.com
Listener question: "I've been hearing a great about the Repeal & Replacement of the ACA law. I'm concerned about how those negotiations are going and if there will be an ACA marketplace for the 2018 Open enrollment period?"
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America's Healthcare Challenge radio show has been informing national listeners of how changing laws are affecting them financially. This week we provide answers to your questions in this incredibly informative episode produced by E.D. Bellis.
America's Healthcare Challenge radio show has been informing national listeners of how changing laws are affecting them financially. This week we provide answers to your questions in this incredibly informative episode produced by E.D. Bellis.
America's Healthcare Challenge radio show has been informing national listeners of how changing laws are affecting them financially. This week we provide answers to your questions in this incredibly informative episode produced by E.D. Bellis.
America's Healthcare Challenge radio show has been informing national listeners of how changing laws are affecting them financially. This week we provide answers to your questions in this incredibly informative episode produced by E.D. Bellis.
More news in the individual marketplace impacting the open-enrollment is revealed as Robert Morgen joins the program to discuss the Administration's stabilization efforts and the neat concept, OurCareBill.org, organized by Health Markets. Also on the show, is Medicare Advantage for All a viable approach and how Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing the healthcare industry. Listen to this week's episode of #AmericasHealthcareChallenge right here...
The stakes continue to rise for policymakers grappling with a replacement alternative to the Affordable Care Act as another Midwestern state will see less choice in the individual marketplace as two large carriers announce they plan to leave. Also on the show, how Medicare is affected by these changes and what Seniors need to consider when signing up for the program.
The stakes continue to rise for policymakers grappling with a replacement alternative to the Affordable Care Act as another Midwestern state will see less choice in the individual marketplace as two large carriers announce they plan to leave. Also on the show, how Medicare is affected by these changes and what Seniors need to consider when signing up for the program.
The stakes continue to rise for policymakers grappling with a replacement alternative to the Affordable Care Act as another Midwestern state will see less choice in the individual marketplace as two large carriers announce they plan to leave. Also on the show, how Medicare is affected by these changes and what Seniors need to consider when signing up for the program.
The stakes continue to rise for policymakers grappling with a replacement alternative to the Affordable Care Act as another Midwestern state will see less choice in the individual marketplace as two large carriers announce they plan to leave. Also on the show, how Medicare is affected by these changes and what Seniors need to consider when signing up for the program.
The stakes continue to rise for policymakers grappling with a replacement alternative to the Affordable Care Act as another Midwestern state will see less choice in the individual marketplace as two large carriers announce they plan to leave. Also on the show, how Medicare is affected by these changes and what Seniors need to consider when signing up for the program.
The stakes continue to rise for policymakers grappling with a replacement alternative to the Affordable Care Act as another Midwestern state will see less choice in the individual marketplace as two large carriers announce they plan to leave. Also on the show, how Medicare is affected by these changes and what Seniors need to consider when signing up for the program.
This week on America's Healthcare Challenge, we talk about what the priorities for the American healthcare system are, why the AHCA failed, and what happens now that the ACA is here to stay. Plus, we'll talk about how the states will respond to the ever pressing Medicaid expansion campaigns across the country.
This week on America's Healthcare Challenge, we talk about what the priorities for the American healthcare system are, why the AHCA failed, and what happens now that the ACA is here to stay. Plus, we'll talk about how the states will respond to the ever pressing Medicaid expansion campaigns across the country.
This week on America's Healthcare Challenge, we talk about what the priorities for the American healthcare system are, why the AHCA failed, and what happens now that the ACA is here to stay. Plus, we'll talk about how the states will respond to the ever pressing Medicaid expansion campaigns across the country.
This week on America's Healthcare Challenge, we talk about what the priorities for the American healthcare system are, why the AHCA failed, and what happens now that the ACA is here to stay. Plus, we'll talk about how the states will respond to the ever pressing Medicaid expansion campaigns across the country.
This week on America's Healthcare Challenge, we talk about what the priorities for the American healthcare system are, why the AHCA failed, and what happens now that the ACA is here to stay. Plus, we'll talk about how the states will respond to the ever pressing Medicaid expansion campaigns across the country.
In this episode of America's Healthcare Challenge, Host Sean McGuire and Stuart Slonin talk about what happened with the AHCA, what the priorities for the American healthcare system are, and what happens now that the ACA is here to stay. Plus, we'll talk about how the states will respond to the pressing Medicaid expansion campaigns across the country. More on edbellisinc.com.
On the latest edition of America's Healthcare Challenge, Sean and Allen talk about the collapse of the AHCA. What happened? Is the ACA here to stay? Is Paul Ryan's Speakership in jeopardy? Answers to this and more at www.edbellisinc.com
On the latest edition of America's Healthcare Challenge, Sean and Allen talk about the collapse of the AHCA. What happened? Is the ACA here to stay? Is Paul Ryan's Speakership in jeopardy? Answers to this and more at www.edbellisinc.com
On the latest edition of America's Healthcare Challenge, Sean and Allen talk about the collapse of the AHCA. What happened? Is the ACA here to stay? Is Paul Ryan's Speakership in jeopardy? Answers to this and more at www.edbellisinc.com
On the latest edition of America's Healthcare Challenge, Sean and Allen talk about the collapse of the AHCA. What happened? Is the ACA here to stay? Is Paul Ryan's Speakership in jeopardy? Answers to this and more at www.edbellisinc.com
On the latest edition of America's Healthcare Challenge, Sean and Allen talk about the collapse of the AHCA. What happened? Is the ACA here to stay? Is Paul Ryan's Speakership in jeopardy? Answers to this and more at www.edbellisinc.com
On the latest edition of America's Healthcare Challenge, Sean and Allen talk about the collapse of the AHCA. What happened? Is the ACA here to stay? Is Paul Ryan's Speakership in jeopardy? Answers to this and more at www.edbellisinc.com
Thursday the U.S. House is scheduled to vote on the AHCA which is the GOP replacement plan to the ACA (ObamaCare). The showdown in committee continued last week and is discussed here.
Thursday the U.S. House is scheduled to vote on the AHCA which is the GOP replacement plan to the ACA (ObamaCare). The showdown in committee continued last week and is discussed here.
Thursday the U.S. House is scheduled to vote on the AHCA which is the GOP replacement plan to the ACA (ObamaCare). The showdown in committee continued last week and is discussed here.
Thursday the U.S. House is scheduled to vote on the AHCA which is the GOP replacement plan to the ACA (ObamaCare). The showdown in committee continued last week and is discussed here.
Thursday the U.S. House is scheduled to vote on the AHCA which is the GOP replacement plan to the ACA (ObamaCare). The showdown in committee continued last week and is discussed here.
Thursday the U.S. House is scheduled to vote on the AHCA which is the GOP replacement plan to the ACA (ObamaCare). The showdown in committee continued last week and is discussed here.
Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan, did his best college professor impression when he laid out the American Health Care Act (AHCA) to replace many portions of the Affordable Care Act. The bill received push-back from both sides as it advances to the House Budget Committee this week.
Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan, did his best college professor impression when he laid out the American Health Care Act (AHCA) to replace many portions of the Affordable Care Act. The bill received push-back from both sides as it advances to the House Budget Committee this week.
Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan, did his best college professor impression when he laid out the American Health Care Act (AHCA) to replace many portions of the Affordable Care Act. The bill received push-back from both sides as it advances to the House Budget Committee this week.
Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan, did his best college professor impression when he laid out the American Health Care Act (AHCA) to replace many portions of the Affordable Care Act. The bill received push-back from both sides as it advances to the House Budget Committee this week.
Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan, did his best college professor impression when he laid out the American Health Care Act (AHCA) to replace many portions of the Affordable Care Act. The bill received push-back from both sides as it advances to the House Budget Committee this week.
Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan, did his best college professor impression when he laid out the American Health Care Act (AHCA) to replace many portions of the Affordable Care Act. The bill received push-back from both sides as it advances to the House Budget Committee this week.
Trump's State of the Union Speech and what you can do to circumvent bad policies coming out of Washington and win America's Healthcare Challenge.
Trump's State of the Union Speech and what you can do to circumvent bad policies coming out of Washington and win America's Healthcare Challenge.
Trump's State of the Union Speech and what you can do to circumvent bad policies coming out of Washington and win America's Healthcare Challenge.
Trump's State of the Union Speech and what you can do to circumvent bad policies coming out of Washington and win America's Healthcare Challenge.
Trump's State of the Union Speech and what you can do to circumvent bad policies coming out of Washington and win America's Healthcare Challenge.
Trump's State of the Union Speech and what you can do to circumvent bad policies coming out of Washington and save money by managing costs.
Members of Congress returning home to their districts over the recess found a highly coordinated and vocal group of supporters of the ACA making opinions known loud and clear. Meanwhile back inside the Beltway, a leaked version of a House Republican Replacement draft reveals what a replacement plan would actually do. All 50 Governors visit Washington this week and so expect Medicaid to be one of the top issues on their agenda. All of this and more is covered in this week’s episode of America’s Healthcare Challenge.
Members of Congress returning home to their districts over the recess found a highly coordinated and vocal group of supporters of the ACA making opinions known loud and clear. Meanwhile back inside the Beltway, a leaked version of a House Republican Replacement draft reveals what a replacement plan would actually do. All 50 Governors visit Washington this week and so expect Medicaid to be one of the top issues on their agenda. All of this and more is covered in this week’s episode of America’s Healthcare Challenge.
Members of Congress returning home to their districts over the recess found a highly coordinated and vocal group of supporters of the ACA making opinions known loud and clear. Meanwhile back inside the Beltway, a leaked version of a House Republican Replacement draft reveals what a replacement plan would actually do. All 50 Governors visit Washington this week and so expect Medicaid to be one of the top issues on their agenda. All of this and more is covered in this week’s episode of America’s Healthcare Challenge.
Members of Congress returning home to their districts over the recess found a highly coordinated and vocal group of supporters of the ACA making opinions known loud and clear. Meanwhile back inside the Beltway, a leaked version of a House Republican Replacement draft reveals what a replacement plan would actually do. All 50 Governors visit Washington this week and so expect Medicaid to be one of the top issues on their agenda. All of this and more is covered in this week’s episode of America’s Healthcare Challenge.
Members of Congress returning home to their districts over the recess found a highly coordinated and vocal group of supporters of the ACA making opinions known loud and clear. Meanwhile back inside the Beltway, a leaked version of a House Republican Replacement draft reveals what a replacement plan would actually do. All 50 Governors visit Washington this week and so expect Medicaid to be one of the top issues on their agenda. All of this and more is covered in this week’s episode of America’s Healthcare Challenge.
Members of Congress returning home to their districts over the recess found a highly coordinated and vocal group of supporters of the ACA making opinions known loud and clear. Meanwhile back inside the Beltway, a leaked version of a House Republican Replacement draft reveals what a replacement plan would actually do. All 50 Governors visit Washington this week and so expect Medicaid to be one of the top issues on their agenda. All of this and more is covered in this week’s episode of America’s Healthcare Challenge.
It has been a roller coaster since the inauguration of Donald Trump, and many policy makers are finding repealing and replacing the ACA has many ups, downs, twists and turns. This week’s program looks at why it is so difficult to move quickly to repeal and replace Obamacare, some of the important coverage provisions that could be on the table, and when we can expect more specifics on what a health reform 2.0 might look like.
It has been a roller coaster since the inauguration of Donald Trump, and many policy makers are finding repealing and replacing the ACA has many ups, downs, twists and turns. This week’s program looks at why it is so difficult to move quickly to repeal and replace Obamacare, some of the important coverage provisions that could be on the table, and when we can expect more specifics on what a health reform 2.0 might look like.
It has been a roller coaster since the inauguration of Donald Trump, and many policy makers are finding repealing and replacing the ACA has many ups, downs, twists and turns. This week’s program looks at why it is so difficult to move quickly to repeal and replace Obamacare, some of the important coverage provisions that could be on the table, and when we can expect more specifics on what a health reform 2.0 might look like.
It has been a roller coaster since the inauguration of Donald Trump, and many policy makers are finding repealing and replacing the ACA has many ups, downs, twists and turns. This week’s program looks at why it is so difficult to move quickly to repeal and replace Obamacare, some of the important coverage provisions that could be on the table, and when we can expect more specifics on what a health reform 2.0 might look like.
It has been a roller coaster since the inauguration of Donald Trump, and many policy makers are finding repealing and replacing the ACA has many ups, downs, twists and turns. This week’s program looks at why it is so difficult to move quickly to repeal and replace Obamacare, some of the important coverage provisions that could be on the table, and when we can expect more specifics on what a health reform 2.0 might look like.
Tensions over an ACA replacement have intensified and over the weekend pro ObamaCare attendees asserted their opinions at GOP town hall events. On this week’s show a conversation with Congressman Don Bacon about what his constituents are saying about health care. Plus reaction from another mega merger that was blocked in federal court along with our analysis from the Bernie Sanders vs. Ted Cruz debate on Obamacare.
Tensions over an ACA replacement have intensified and over the weekend pro ObamaCare attendees asserted their opinions at GOP town hall events. On this week’s show a conversation with Congressman Don Bacon about what his constituents are saying about health care. Plus reaction from another mega merger that was blocked in federal court along with our analysis from the Bernie Sanders vs. Ted Cruz debate on Obamacare.
Tensions over an ACA replacement have intensified and over the weekend pro ObamaCare attendees asserted their opinions at GOP town hall events. On this week’s show a conversation with Congressman Don Bacon about what his constituents are saying about health care. Plus reaction from another mega merger that was blocked in federal court along with our analysis from the Bernie Sanders vs. Ted Cruz debate on Obamacare.
Tensions over an ACA replacement have intensified and over the weekend pro ObamaCare attendees asserted their opinions at GOP town hall events. On this week’s show a conversation with Congressman Don Bacon about what his constituents are saying about health care. Plus reaction from another mega merger that was blocked in federal court along with our analysis from the Bernie Sanders vs. Ted Cruz debate on Obamacare.
Tensions over an ACA replacement have intensified and over the weekend pro ObamaCare attendees asserted their opinions at GOP town hall events. On this week’s show a conversation with Congressman Don Bacon about what his constituents are saying about health care. Plus reaction from another mega merger that was blocked in federal court along with our analysis from the Bernie Sanders vs. Ted Cruz debate on Obamacare.
After campaigning to repeal and replace Obamacare immediately, President Trump and the GOP are learning this is difficult both legislatively and politically. On this week’s show we explore all the options currently on the table, report the latest news and discuss the indirect consequences of the travel ban on the healthcare workforce. For more please visit http://healthreformexplained.com.
After campaigning to repeal and replace Obamacare immediately, President Trump and the GOP are learning this is difficult both legislatively and politically. On this week’s show we explore all the options currently on the table, report the latest news and discuss the indirect consequences of the travel ban on the healthcare workforce. For more please visit http://healthreformexplained.com.
After campaigning to repeal and replace Obamacare immediately, President Trump and the GOP are learning this is difficult both legislatively and politically. On this week’s show we explore all the options currently on the table, report the latest news and discuss the indirect consequences of the travel ban on the healthcare workforce. For more please visit http://healthreformexplained.com.
After campaigning to repeal and replace Obamacare immediately, President Trump and the GOP are learning this is difficult both legislatively and politically. On this week’s show we explore all the options currently on the table, report the latest news and discuss the indirect consequences of the travel ban on the healthcare workforce. For more please visit http://healthreformexplained.com.
After campaigning to repeal and replace Obamacare immediately, President Trump and the GOP are learning this is difficult both legislatively and politically. On this week’s show we explore all the options currently on the table, report the latest news and discuss the indirect consequences of the travel ban on the healthcare workforce. For more please visit http://healthreformexplained.com.
It did not long until both sides went on the offensive about the future of healthcare in America. Find out what you missed inside the Beltway on this informative episode of America's Healthcare Challenge.
It did not long until both sides went on the offensive about the future of healthcare in America. Find out what you missed inside the Beltway on this informative episode of America's Healthcare Challenge.
It did not long until both sides went on the offensive about the future of healthcare in America. Find out what you missed inside the Beltway on this informative episode of America's Healthcare Challenge.
It did not long until both sides went on the offensive about the future of healthcare in America. Find out what you missed inside the Beltway on this informative episode of America's Healthcare Challenge.
It did not long until both sides went on the offensive about the future of healthcare in America. Find out what you missed inside the Beltway on this informative episode of America's Healthcare Challenge.
It did not long until both sides went on the offensive about the future of healthcare in America. Find out what you missed inside the Beltway on this informative episode of America's Healthcare Challenge.
It only took a few hours for the new President to act on the ACA by signing an executive order instructing agencies to relax regulatory requirements and allow states to pursue their own health reform efforts. This symbolic move sets the stage for health reform efforts in Congress, but replacement plans are still uncertain
It only took a few hours for the new President to act on the ACA by signing an executive order instructing agencies to relax regulatory requirements and allow states to pursue their own health reform efforts. This symbolic move sets the stage for health reform efforts in Congress, but replacement plans are still uncertain
It only took a few hours for the new President to act on the ACA by signing an executive order instructing agencies to relax regulatory requirements and allow states to pursue their own health reform efforts. This symbolic move sets the stage for health reform efforts in Congress, but replacement plans are still uncertain
It only took a few hours for the new President to act on the ACA by signing an executive order instructing agencies to relax regulatory requirements and allow states to pursue their own health reform efforts. This symbolic move sets the stage for health reform efforts in Congress, but replacement plans are still uncertain
Members of the U.S. Senate threw down over the future of ObamaCare, and just past midnight passed a Budget resolution that assigned two committees with the task beginning to repeal and replace the law.
Members of the U.S. Senate threw down over the future of ObamaCare, and just past midnight passed a Budget resolution that assigned two committees with the task beginning to repeal and replace the law.
Members of the U.S. Senate threw down over the future of ObamaCare, and just past midnight passed a Budget resolution that assigned two committees with the task beginning to repeal and replace the law.
Members of the U.S. Senate threw down over the future of ObamaCare, and just past midnight passed a Budget resolution that assigned two committees with the task beginning to repeal and replace the law.
Members of the U.S. Senate threw down over the future of ObamaCare, and just past midnight passed a Budget resolution that assigned two committees with the task beginning to repeal and replace the law.
Congress is moving aggressively with a health reform replacement and this information is important for you to know. We are not political pundits representing one group, we are here as two experienced healthcare and insurance consultants sharing our views as to what may occur next, as the new Trump Administration takes office in 2017.
Many employers are struggling to keep up all of these new changes and there is no doubt that the election has changed the thinking of many. In this exclusive conference call we discuss some of the important employee benefit issues facing American organizations.
One of the fastest segments of the population is working seniors. This show explores options for these folks as they approach the end of their open enrollment. Topics covered include: Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement Plans, Medicare Part-D options, and more on healthreformexplained.com.
One of the fastest segments of the population is working seniors. This show explores options for these folks as they approach the end of their open enrollment. Topics covered include: Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement Plans, Medicare Part-D options, and more on healthreformexplained.com.
One of the fastest segments of the population is working seniors. This show explores options for these folks as they approach the end of their open enrollment. Topics covered include: Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement Plans, Medicare Part-D options, and more on healthreformexplained.com.
One of the fastest segments of the population is working seniors. This show explores options for these folks as they approach the end of their open enrollment. Topics covered include: Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement Plans, Medicare Part-D options, and more on healthreformexplained.com.
One of the fastest segments of the population is working seniors. This show explores options for these folks as they approach the end of their open enrollment. Topics covered include: Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement Plans, Medicare Part-D options, and more on healthreformexplained.com.
Enjoy this lively discussion of national experts in a politics-free discussion on how massive changes in healthcare and insurance affect businesses and consumers.
In this presentation, you will learn what It means when the largest insurers pull out of the marketplace. You will also gain an understanding of rising pharmacy costs, how the delivery of healthcare is evolving and challenges facing your doctor.
10 Steps to Rebuilding Healthcare after Obamacare Collapse by America's Healthcare Challenge
Sean speaks with Aqua Africa and My Little Patient about their projects by America's Healthcare Challenge
As a Senior, what kind of other coverage is available to me? by America's Healthcare Challenge
Healthcare comprised 1/3 of spending for people over 60. Are you prepared for these increases in medical costs? This segment outlines some of the areas of concern.
Do not fall into the trap of not having enough set aside to pay for healthcare costs in retirement. This segment helps outline some of the expenses seniors face.
Healthcare costs can gobble up 1/3 of an average retiree's budget. This show shares many ideas for you as you approach retirement, and several things revealed in this program could save you money down the road. For more on our ongoing series giving you the tools to make these difficult decisions you can check out healthreformexplained.com.
Insurance offerings are dwindling while prices are going up. This segment identifies some of the key issues facing healthcare consumers.
Insurance companies offer different types of policies. There are important things to pay attention to before making any changes. We explore all of this in this segment.
Deductibles, copays and coinsurance make a big impact in how much you pay. We explain some of the dynamics and causes for medical errors in this segment.
As middle-class families continue to pay more for healthcare, consumers are really starting to feel the pain. We look at these issues and in particular . Marketplace dynamics. As patients pay a higher share of inpatient hospitalization costs and overall hospital bills have risen by 77%.
Out-of-pocket costs for patients have risen faster than premiums. As patients pay a higher share of inpatient hospitalization costs and overall hospital bills, what can be done to prevent over-billings. We explore in this segment.
A great episode this week as we were joined by two experts in the areas challenging employers the most. Rising Healthcare costs remain difficult and workers compensation management is always an issue. Check out strategies for your organization by listening now.
Greg Donsbach, Howard Shandell and Sean McGuire discuss the importance of collaboration between risk managers to improve business efficiency and reduce costs.
The connection between healthcare and workers compensation is great and this segment we were joined by Greg Donsbach, President of Method Insurance, to talk about some strategies employers can implement to manage risk and control costs. Read more on how they help at http://methodinsurance.com/
The healthcare system is incredibly complex. In this segment, Howard Shandell, President of Midwest Benefit Advisors shares the advantages of care coordination on a self-insured healthcare plan.
Medicare part A covers hospital costs and skilled nursing facilities. The deductible is $1,288 for first 60 days.... listen to learn more.
Are there penalties for not enrolling in Medicare Part-D? We answer it in this segment and explain some of the main questions people should be asking when considering Medicare supplement programs.
The ratings are important as a result of healthcare reform. How safe is the carrier you are considering for a Medicare Advantage or Medicare Supplement plan? We explain what you need to look at.
Nathan Silva from Corporate Synergies joins the program with ideas and strategies for those companies in the mid-sized business range.
One of the most important decisions you can make for your health is choosing the right primary care physician. We explore what steps to take in this segment.
Nathan Silva joined in the hot seat to discuss his work with executives and HR professionals to develop and execute strategies designed to contain rising healthcare costs, relieve administrative burdens, and mitigate risks associated with their group benefits plan. For more check out.....https://www.corpsyn.com/
Clinical Trials, Telehealth and Diagnostic Medical Tests by America's Healthcare Challenge
Prescription drug spending is today's gorilla in healthcare spending. Find out some facts you need to know in this segment.
With 10,000 people per day entering the Medicare program and birth rates declining at a noticeable rate have we reached the end of the line? We explore in this segment.
Pay attention to the fine print in your health insurance contract. Often there are hidden plan exclusions that can leave gaps in care.
You do not want to miss this show. AHC comes through again with another fact filled program focusing on helping the under 65 market make the necessary healthcare and insurance decisions coming in a volatile 2017.
With major insurers pulling out of marketplaces and a looming death spiral will the ACA be able to stand on its own? We discuss in this segment.
Public outrage emerged as the price of the popular EpiPen which is used for life-threatening allergic reactions skyrocketed to $600 per pen. Their CEO went to Capitol Hill to defend this recently. This segment explores why the system is to blame.
Vivio Health CEO Pramod John and Chief Experience T.J. Tedesco join the program to discuss how we can use the power of data to improve healthcare.
Why not give Medicare the power to negotiate with Pharmaceutical companies by America's Healthcare Challenge
Prescription Drug partnerships affecting the marketplace. by America's Healthcare Challenge
Many senior citizens on fixed income are seeing their budgets squeezed by rising costs of prescription drugs and changing formularies. In part four of our ongoing public service to our listening audience, we explore these issues in depth.
How Do Generational Groups Impact Your Group Health Plan by America's Healthcare Challenge
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Healthcare costs for seniors in 2017: How do the numbers look?
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Signing up for Medicare: Steps to take: A. What must YOU do? B. What do the Parts Cover? C. For High Earners - how are they affected by higher Medicare premiums? D. Are we moving toward a Premium Support System?
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Health Care costs and Retirement decisions: A. When should I retire? B. If I could still work - should I? C. Retiree Health Insurance Plans: disappearing from the workplace.
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Using the Web and doing Research Before Serious Medicare care is undertaken: A. Using Google for medical advice. B. Using a Telemedicine benefit - Should I? C. Searching for Quality Hospital Care - Medicare.gov., Hospital Compare, RX Comparison sites. Medicare .gov. for physician quality ratings.
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Drivers of Medicare Spending: Doctors doing more tests in their offices.
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Hospital Care Concerns; Observation Care, other "medically necessary care"
Reference based pricing: How to take advantage of this little known insurance pricing tactic by America's Healthcare Challenge
Wellness benefits, why now? and what's it worth to me? by America's Healthcare Challenge
Tools to use when selecting a new group benefit plan in 2016 by America's Healthcare Challenge
Recently on our radio program, America’s Healthcare Challenge, we announced our very special “Benefits Marketplace Series.”
Here is the first segment setting the stage on how individuals and businesses and their insurance.
A fantastic episode of America's Healthcare Challenge.. Are receiving a premium increase on your insurance? Chances are skyrocketing drug costs are a major reason. On America's Healthcare Challenge, the CEO of Vivio Health, joins to talk about how they are cracking the supply side code of the pharmaceutical industry. For more: www.HealthReformExplained.com
Are you paying more for prescription drugs this year? In this thought provoking segment of America's Healthcare Challenge, the CEO of Vivio Health joins host Sean McGuire and the gang for a conversation on drug prices you do not want to miss. For more check out: www.HealthReformExplained.com
Pramod John who is the CEO of Vivio Health explains the tremendous challenge of specialty drug costs and how the great people at www.viviohealth.com are solving the problem.
www.HealthReformExplained.com
America's Healthcare Contributor, Trent Majors, sounds off in a concise and well thought out critique of the ACA and future sustainability.
www.HealthReformExplained.com
March 26, 2016 - Sean breaks down the newest CBO cost estimate on Obamacare by America's Healthcare Challenge
March 26, 2016 - Trent joins the show to discuss Nationalists & Globalists by America's Healthcare Challenge
Sean breaks down major healthcare consolidation and the latest news by America's Healthcare Challenge
March 19, 2016 - IRS Penalties and callers chime in on those penalties by America's Healthcare Challenge
Sean, Trent, and Allen talk National Debt and Adam Mattar joins the show by America's Healthcare Challenge
A caller seeks help on a qualified exemption from the individual mandate and the team discusses Artificial Intelligence and how it could improve healthcare. More on edbellisinc.com
March 12, 2016 - Callers chime in on the latest news in healthcare by America's Healthcare Challenge
March 12, 2016 - Sean breaks down the latest news in the healthcare industry by America's Healthcare Challenge
March 12, 2016 - Sean & Matt goes off on Presidentlal politics by America's Healthcare Challenge
March 5, 2016 - Sean & Allen talk about how enlightening AHC is by America's Healthcare Challenge
March 5, 2016 - The Air Up There (ACA Reporting & the IRS) by America's Healthcare Challenge
March 5, 2016 - Sean & Allen discuss healthcare political ads and much more on AHC by America's Healthcare Challenge
March 5, 2016 - Sean & Allen discuss latest in healthcare news and IRS fines by America's Healthcare Challenge
March 5, 2016 - Caller discusses Federalist Papers & Healthcare by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC Seg 1 - Allen talks healthcare reform and introduces Sally Pipes by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC Seg 2 - Sally Pipes joins AHC to discuss healthcare reform and Presidential Politics by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC Seg 3 - AHC's Interview with Sally Pipes continues by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC Seg 4 - Callers join in the conversation on AHC with Allen by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC Seg 5 - Allen closes out the show with a plea for Individual Responsibility by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 2.13.16 Sean and Allen discuss the latest healthcare news by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 2.13.16 Caller discusses Federalist Papers with Healthcare by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 2.13.16 Sean & Allen discuss the Democrats Debate on Healthcare by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 2.13.16 Sean & Allen have fun with Obama and discuss next weeks show with Sally Pipes by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 2.6.16 Sean & Allen discuss the latest news in healthcare and the Affordable Care Act by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 2.6.16 Pharmaceutical Drugs Increasing Costs. Why? by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 2.6.16 Callers Sound Off on the Affordable Care Act by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 2.6.16 Sean & Allen discuss the 2016 Iowa Caucuses by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 1.30.16 Allen reports from Des Moines on the 2016 Iowa Caucuses by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 1.30.16 Sean discusses the latest in healthcare news and Presidential Politics by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 1.30.16 Sean discusses 2016 Republican's Healthcare Plan by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 1.30.16 Sean Discusses Democrats Plans on Healthcare by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 1.30.16 Sean gives his thoughts on Marco Rubio's & Martin O'Malley's Healthcare Plan by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 1.23.16 Sean & Allen discuss the latest in healthcare news and ED Bellis by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 1.23.16 Sean & Allen discuss Insurance Companies pulling out of the ACA by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 1.23.16 Matt James jumps into the healthcare discussion with Sean & Allen by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 1.23.16 Sean & Allen give their final thoughts of the week... by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 1.23.16 Sean & Allen continue the discussion on mergers and IT interoperability by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 1.16.16 Grant Culp joins Sean & Allen on Presidential Debate Politics... by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 1.16.16 Sean & Allen give their views on the latest healthcare news... by America's Healthcare Challenge
AHC 1.16.16 Sean & Allen discuss IT Security and Wellness Trackers by America's Healthcare Challenge
The Affordable Care Act and associated payment reforms have caused massive consolidation in the healthcare and insurance industries. This week's episode examines some of biggest things changing and features an interesting approach coming into the marketplace.
The Affordable Care Act and associated payment reforms have caused massive consolidation in the healthcare and insurance industries. This week's episode examines some of biggest things changing and features an interesting approach coming into the marketplace.
The Affordable Care Act and associated payment reforms have caused massive consolidation in the healthcare and insurance industries. This week's episode examines some of biggest things changing and features an interesting approach coming into the marketplace.
The Affordable Care Act and associated payment reforms have caused massive consolidation in the healthcare and insurance industries. This week's episode examines some of biggest things changing and features an interesting approach coming into the marketplace.
The Affordable Care Act and associated payment reforms have caused massive consolidation in the healthcare and insurance industries. This week's episode examines some of biggest things changing and features an interesting approach coming into the marketplace.
Sean and Allen this week discuss Open Enrollment for 2016, Presidential politics, IRS reporting, Wellness, Mental Health, Husker football and much more...
Sean and Allen this week discuss Open Enrollment for 2016, Presidential politics, IRS reporting, Wellness, Mental Health, Husker football and much more...
Sean and Allen this week discuss Open Enrollment for 2016, Presidential politics, IRS reporting, Wellness, Mental Health, Husker football and much more...
Sean and Allen this week discuss Open Enrollment for 2016, Presidential politics, IRS reporting, Wellness, Mental Health, Husker football and much more...
Sean and Allen this week discuss Open Enrollment for 2016, Presidential politics, IRS reporting, Wellness, Mental Health, Husker football and much more...
Allen is in the hot seat this week with guest, Brad Hoefs to discuss Fresh Hope, Mental Health Awareness, the effects of the Affordable Care Act on mental health parity and the state of Nebraska and much more...
Allen is in the hot seat this week with guest, Brad Hoefs to discuss Fresh Hope, Mental Health Awareness, the effects of the Affordable Care Act on mental health parity, Mental Health and the state of Nebraska and much more...
Allen is in the hot seat this week with guest, Brad Hoefs to discuss Fresh Hope, Mental Health Awareness, the effects of the Affordable Care Act on mental health parity, Mental Health and the state of Nebraska and much more...
State innovation waivers and other issues were discussed in the top stories of the week.
10-10-2015 Current Healthcare News and Trends in Healthcare Technologies by America's Healthcare Challenge
10-10-2015 - Dr. Jill Poole, Medical Director - Allergy Services, Nebraska Medical Center (Pt. 2) by America's Healthcare Challenge
10-10-2015 - Dr. Jill Poole, Med. Director - Allergy Services, Nebraska Medical Center (Pt. 1) by America's Healthcare Challenge
Allen Hager handled the AHC hot seat like a true pro in this energetic and entertaining episode of the America's Healthcare Challenge featuring analysis on Medicaid Expansion, Insurance Consolidation, and much more.
Allen Hager handled the AHC hot seat like a true pro in this energetic and entertaining episode of the America's Healthcare Challenge featuring analysis on Medicaid Expansion, Insurance Consolidation, and much more.
Allen Hager handled the AHC hot seat like a true pro in this energetic and entertaining episode of the America's Healthcare Challenge featuring analysis on Medicaid Expansion, Insurance Consolidation, and much more.
Allen Hager handled the AHC hot seat like a true pro in this energetic and entertaining episode of the America's Healthcare Challenge featuring analysis on Medicaid Expansion, Insurance Consolidation, and much more.
Allen Hager handled the AHC hot seat like a true pro in this energetic and entertaining episode of the America's Healthcare Challenge featuring analysis on Medicaid Expansion, Insurance Consolidation, and much more.
A little bit of everything in this episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. Host Sean McGuire examines the top stories including merger activities, presidential politics and much more on the first and most listened to radio program on healthcare reform.
A little bit of everything in this episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. Host Sean McGuire examines the top stories including merger activities, presidential politics and much more on the first and most listened to radio program on healthcare reform.
A little bit of everything in this episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. Host Sean McGuire examines the top stories including merger activities, presidential politics and much more on the first and most listened to radio program on healthcare reform.
A little bit of everything in this episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. Host Sean McGuire examines the top stories including merger activities, presidential politics and much more on the first and most listened to radio program on healthcare reform.
A little bit of everything in this episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. Host Sean McGuire examines the top stories including merger activities, presidential politics and much more on the first and most listened to radio program on healthcare reform.
In one of the best episodes to date, the experts from E.D. Bellis take a deep dive into the impact of the recent health insurance consolidation on consumers and Medicare beneficiaries.
In one of the best episodes to date, the experts from E.D. Bellis take a deep dive into the impact of the recent health insurance consolidation on consumers and Medicare beneficiaries.
In one of the best episodes to date, the experts from E.D. Bellis take a deep dive into the impact of the recent health insurance consolidation on consumers and Medicare beneficiaries.
In one of the best episodes to date, the experts from E.D. Bellis take a deep dive into the impact of the recent health insurance consolidation on consumers and Medicare beneficiaries.
This fantastic episode of AHC covers the latest news in the industry, discusses potential mega-consolidation in the insurance marketplace and breaks down the impact of the King v. Burwell Supreme Court Case. More on healthreformexplained.com
This fantastic episode of AHC covers the latest news in the industry, discusses potential mega-consolidation in the insurance marketplace and breaks down the impact of the King v. Burwell Supreme Court Case. More on healthreformexplained.com
This fantastic episode of AHC covers the latest news in the industry, discusses potential mega-consolidation in the insurance marketplace and breaks down the impact of the King v. Burwell Supreme Court Case. More on healthreformexplained.com
This fantastic episode of AHC covers the latest news in the industry, discusses potential mega-consolidation in the insurance marketplace and breaks down the impact of the King v. Burwell Supreme Court Case. More on healthreformexplained.com
Another fantastic episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. Kyle Meyer, Senior Associate Dean of the UNMC school of allied health professionals, shared his commentary and the latest developments at the soon to be college. Also on the program, headlines from this week and caller thoughts.
Another fantastic episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. Kyle Meyer, Senior Associate Dean of the UNMC school of allied health professionals, shared his commentary and the latest developments at the soon to be college. Also on the program, headlines from this week and caller thoughts.
Another fantastic episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. Kyle Meyer, Senior Associate Dean of the UNMC school of allied health professionals, shared his commentary and the latest developments at the soon to be college. Also on the program, headlines from this week and caller thoughts.
Another fantastic episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. Kyle Meyer, Senior Associate Dean of the UNMC school of allied health professionals, shared his commentary and the latest developments at the soon to be college. Also on the program, headlines from this week and caller thoughts.
Another fantastic episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. Kyle Meyer, Senior Associate Dean of the UNMC school of allied health professionals, shared his commentary and the latest developments at the soon to be college. Also on the program, headlines from this week and caller thoughts.
The difficult economic decisions facing employers was the topic of this episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. Jessica Smith from the Platte Institute joined to discuss their latest white paper on the employer mandate. Doug Helser, CEO of Simplifi Benefit Consultants, joined during the second half of the program to discuss the looming DOL audits.
The difficult economic decisions facing employers was the topic of this episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. Jessica Smith from the Platte Institute joined to discuss their latest white paper on the employer mandate. Doug Helser, CEO of Simplifi Benefit Consultants, joined during the second half of the program to discuss the looming DOL audits.
The difficult economic decisions facing employers was the topic of this episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. Jessica Smith from the Platte Institute joined to discuss their latest white paper on the employer mandate. Doug Helser, CEO of Simplifi Benefit Consultants, joined during the second half of the program to discuss the looming DOL audits.
The difficult economic decisions facing employers was the topic of this episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. Jessica Smith from the Platte Institute joined to discuss their latest white paper on the employer mandate. Doug Helser, CEO of Simplifi Benefit Consultants, joined during the second half of the program to discuss the looming DOL audits.
The difficult economic decisions facing employers was the topic of this episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. Jessica Smith from the Platte Institute joined to discuss their latest white paper on the employer mandate. Doug Helser, CEO of Simplifi Benefit Consultants, joined during the second half of the program to discuss the looming DOL audits.
This week's program explores new technologies and their impact on healthcare access, the growing concern of compliance for large employers, a fantastic event to benefit the Monroe Meyer Institute and healthcare in presidential politics. For more check out healthreformexplained.com and don't forget to like our Facebook page @ Facebook.com/americashealthcarechallenge
You will learn a lot in this information packed episode of the first and most listened to talk radio program on the Affordable Care Act. Lee Handke, CEO of the Nebraska Health Network, an ACO with over 1,300 clinically integrated physicians joined as guest co-host to discuss healthcare consumerism, their five priorities and the emergence of technology to improve quality and lower cost. For more on the show, visit healthreformexplained.com.
You will learn a lot in this information packed episode of the first and most listened to talk radio program on the Affordable Care Act. Lee Handke, CEO of the Nebraska Health Network, an ACO with over 1,300 clinically integrated physicians joined as guest co-host to discuss healthcare consumerism, their five priorities and the emergence of technology to improve quality and lower cost. For more on the show, visit healthreformexplained.com.
You will learn a lot in this information packed episode of the first and most listened to talk radio program on the Affordable Care Act. Lee Handke, CEO of the Nebraska Health Network, an ACO with over 1,300 clinically integrated physicians joined as guest co-host to discuss healthcare consumerism, their five priorities and the emergence of technology to improve quality and lower cost. For more on the show, visit healthreformexplained.com.
You will learn a lot in this information packed episode of the first and most listened to talk radio program on the Affordable Care Act. Lee Handke, CEO of the Nebraska Health Network, an ACO with over 1,300 clinically integrated physicians joined as guest co-host to discuss healthcare consumerism, their five priorities and the emergence of technology to improve quality and lower cost. For more on the show, visit healthreformexplained.com.
You will learn a lot in this information packed episode of the first and most listened to talk radio program on the Affordable Care Act. Lee Handke, CEO of the Nebraska Health Network, an ACO with over 1,300 clinically integrated physicians joined as guest co-host to discuss healthcare consumerism, their five priorities and the emergence of technology to improve quality and lower cost. For more on the show, visit healthreformexplained.com.
A little bit of everything in this informative and fun episode of AHC. This week's show featured wellness tips from Erin Morrow. Plus, Allen Hager, joined as guest co-host to talk about Medicaid Expansion, Health IT and the rural implications of healthcare reform. Find out more about AHC at http://edbellisinc.com.
A little bit of everything in this informative and fun episode of AHC. This week's show featured wellness tips from Erin Morrow. Plus, Allen Hager, joined as guest co-host to talk about Medicaid Expansion, Health IT and the rural implications of healthcare reform. Find out more about AHC at http://edbellisinc.com.
A little bit of everything in this informative and fun episode of AHC. This week's show featured wellness tips from Erin Morrow. Plus, Allen Hager, joined as guest co-host to talk about Medicaid Expansion, Health IT and the rural implications of healthcare reform. Find out more about AHC at http://edbellisinc.com.
A little bit of everything in this informative and fun episode of AHC. This week's show featured wellness tips from Erin Morrow. Plus, Allen Hager, joined as guest co-host to talk about Medicaid Expansion, Health IT and the rural implications of healthcare reform. Find out more about AHC at http://edbellisinc.com.
A little bit of everything in this informative and fun episode of AHC. This week's show featured wellness tips from Erin Morrow. Plus, Allen Hager, joined as guest co-host to talk about Medicaid Expansion, Health IT and the rural implications of healthcare reform. Find out more about AHC at http://edbellisinc.com.
Adam from Matar Pacific joined for an interesting episode of America's Healthcare Challenge that addresses changes in healthcare delivery reform and discusses some of the future trends coming in the industry.
Adam from Matar Pacific joined for an interesting episode of America's Healthcare Challenge that addresses changes in healthcare delivery reform and discusses some of the future trends coming in the industry.
Adam from Matar Pacific joined for an interesting episode of America's Healthcare Challenge that addresses changes in healthcare delivery reform and discusses some of the future trends coming in the industry.
Adam from Matar Pacific joined for an interesting episode of America's Healthcare Challenge that addresses changes in healthcare delivery reform and discusses some of the future trends coming in the industry.
Adam from Matar Pacific joined for an interesting episode of America's Healthcare Challenge that addresses changes in healthcare delivery reform and discusses some of the future trends coming in the industry.
A strong version of AHC this week. Tim Reed, CEO of Simplifi HR, covers the challenges of compliance from a Human Resources perspective and what they are doing to help mid-sized businesses. Also, Stuart Slonin, joins for part two look at what is happening in Q2 of 2015.
A strong version of AHC this week. Tim Reed, CEO of Simplifi HR, covers the challenges of compliance from a Human Resources perspective and what they are doing to help mid-sized businesses. Also, Stuart Slonin, joins for part two look at what is happening in Q2 of 2015.
A strong version of AHC this week. Tim Reed, CEO of Simplifi HR, covers the challenges of compliance from a Human Resources perspective and what they are doing to help mid-sized businesses. Also, Stuart Slonin, joins for part two look at what is happening in Q2 of 2015.
A strong version of AHC this week. Tim Reed, CEO of Simplifi HR, covers the challenges of compliance from a Human Resources perspective and what they are doing to help mid-sized businesses. Also, Stuart Slonin, joins for part two look at what is happening in Q2 of 2015.
This week's episode of AHC takes a thorough look at what is happening in the healthcare and insurance industries for quarter two of 2015. Stuart Slonin, president of Sig Consulting, joined to discuss an assortment of issues from health insurance to Medicaid; its pros and cons, The IRS: new responsibilities, King v. Burwell, ACA and Wealth Redistribution, Health care cost increases - public perception, physicians and the ACA plus much more.
This week's episode of AHC takes a thorough look at what is happening in the healthcare and insurance industries for quarter two of 2015. Stuart Slonin, president of Sig Consulting, joined to discuss an assortment of issues from health insurance to Medicaid; its pros and cons, The IRS: new responsibilities, King v. Burwell, ACA and Wealth Redistribution, Health care cost increases - public perception, physicians and the ACA plus much more.
This week's episode of AHC takes a thorough look at what is happening in the healthcare and insurance industries for quarter two of 2015. Stuart Slonin, president of Sig Consulting, joined to discuss an assortment of issues from health insurance to Medicaid; its pros and cons, The IRS: new responsibilities, King v. Burwell, ACA and Wealth Redistribution, Health care cost increases - public perception, physicians and the ACA plus much more.
This week's episode of AHC takes a thorough look at what is happening in the healthcare and insurance industries for quarter two of 2015. Stuart Slonin, president of Sig Consulting, joined to discuss an assortment of issues from health insurance to Medicaid; its pros and cons, The IRS: new responsibilities, King v. Burwell, ACA and Wealth Redistribution, Health care cost increases - public perception, physicians and the ACA plus much more.
This week's episode of AHC takes a thorough look at what is happening in the healthcare and insurance industries for quarter two of 2015. Stuart Slonin, president of Sig Consulting, joined to discuss an assortment of issues from health insurance to Medicaid; its pros and cons, The IRS: new responsibilities, King v. Burwell, ACA and Wealth Redistribution, Health care cost increases - public perception, physicians and the ACA plus much more.
Prevention was a focus of this week's episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. We were joined by Nancy Waltman, PhD, APRN-NP, from UNMC's college of Nursing to talk about their recent grant to study osteoporosis treatments and prevention.
Prevention was a focus of this week's episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. We were joined by Nancy Waltman, PhD, APRN-NP, from UNMC's college of Nursing to talk about their recent grant to study osteoporosis treatments and prevention.
Prevention was a focus of this week's episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. We were joined by Nancy Waltman, PhD, APRN-NP, from UNMC's college of Nursing to talk about their recent grant to study osteoporosis treatments and prevention.
Prevention was a focus of this week's episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. We were joined by Nancy Waltman, PhD, APRN-NP, from UNMC's college of Nursing to talk about their recent grant to study osteoporosis treatments and prevention.
Prevention was a focus of this week's episode of America's Healthcare Challenge. We were joined by Nancy Waltman, PhD, APRN-NP, from UNMC's college of Nursing to talk about their recent grant to study osteoporosis treatments and prevention.
This week Nebraska Medicine and NRG media team up to raise money for the new Buffet Cancer center. Paul Baltes from Nebraska Medicine joined to discuss this first ever event, the future of cancer research and prevention and much more. KOIL will be live all day Thursday and Friday raising money to fight cancer.
This week Nebraska Medicine and NRG media team up to raise money for the new Buffet Cancer center. Paul Baltes from Nebraska Medicine joined to discuss this first ever event, the future of cancer research and prevention and much more. KOIL will be live all day Thursday and Friday raising money to fight cancer.
This week Nebraska Medicine and NRG media team up to raise money for the new Buffet Cancer center. Paul Baltes from Nebraska Medicine joined to discuss this first ever event, the future of cancer research and prevention and much more. KOIL will be live all day Thursday and Friday raising money to fight cancer.
This week Nebraska Medicine and NRG media team up to raise money for the new Buffet Cancer center. Paul Baltes from Nebraska Medicine joined to discuss this first ever event, the future of cancer research and prevention and much more. KOIL will be live all day Thursday and Friday raising money to fight cancer.
This week Nebraska Medicine and NRG media team up to raise money for the new Buffet Cancer center. Paul Baltes from Nebraska Medicine joined to discuss this first ever event, the future of cancer research and prevention and much more. KOIL will be live all day Thursday and Friday raising money to fight cancer.