Puerto Rico once embraced socialized medicine. Then U.S. regulations and shifting leadership pushed the archipelago into private health care. Now, a two-party alliance is trying to win election in November with a new single-payer proposal. https://t.co/QYyzzguATt
Universal health care may drive the vote in #PuertoRico: U.S. regulations once undid Puerto Rico's first pass at universal care. A new political alliance gives it another chance via @harvard@PublicHealthMag https://t.co/whjBbeMD3U
My insurer @AetnaHelp sent my authorization for needed sinus surgery to a reviewer whose Linked In described her specialty as "asian eyelid surgery" and a certified life coach. Denied. After much fighting, reversed, with apologies, when my husband's HR department got involved.
America's share of the world's market capitalization has grown steadily since 2010.
It is now higher than it was under any former president since Ronald Reagan.
So much for the claim that "America is in decline".
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To solve the home care worker shortage, “We have to build a caregiving infrastructure that treats workers and beneficiaries well,” says Judy Feder, a long-term care policy expert at @McCourtSchool. https://t.co/ekm5IiV09R
Have you read our latest feature in Harvard Public Health Magazine? 🗞️ Read about how Dr. @AlisterFMartin's experience with patients in the ER inspired him to create Vot-ER.
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Texas officials acknowledged some errors after they stripped Medicaid coverage from more than 2 million people, most of them children. A @ProPublica and @TexasTribune review of records shows that these mistakes and others were preventable. https://t.co/MQ7ItsbjgA