"Trees are poems that the earth writes upon the sky." ― Kahlil Gebran
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What story are you writing... and for whom?.
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30-45 year-olds had a 20% increase in resignations between 2020 & 2021 (as part of the "Great Resignation"). There are three reasons giv…https://t.co/4j9YFPSAZw
"Don’t listen to the person who has the answers; listen to the person who has the questions." - Albert Einstein
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I've been positioning the question-driven curiosity implied by Einstein as "Chasing Magic" for years. Being around those that are willing to…https://t.co/73KcT6qlL7
"Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference."
>>> From "The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost
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And, yet this is a popular section from Frost's prose that poets consider the most misread in Ame…https://t.co/XIppl4eSbP
As bad as the coronavirus stories are out of other countries ahead of us in epidemic, you don’t hear about people not getting treated or getting big medical bills because they’re uninsured. We’re going to be hearing more stories like this here in the U.S.
The real lesson from the breakdown of the “bundling economy,” and why ICHRA just might be a bigger part of your future. https://t.co/NiZkGHFv1c via @briancmelanson
@larry_levitt It’s kind of a catch-22 for the administration. If they are looking to push ICHRAs as a new market model to provide an alternative to employers and the working uninsured that are struggling, invalidating the ACA would seem to make traction there tougher.
@ericearling I was in Vegas that day and cashed a nice check with that run. They were something like +550 on the Money Line that day. It was a fun day. Thanks for sharing.
Of all the healthcare trials/tribulations & outright insanity, this is the most damning to us as a country.
Kids.
Uninsured rate of kids back on the rise.
Medicaid Covers a Million Fewer Children. https://t.co/oGuKplKKUC @nytimes by @sangerkatz#CasinoHealthcare#pinksocks
“Why Won’t Democrat’s Blame Hospitals?” If you follow me you know I am so here for this.
“scholars suggest that American health care is so dysfunctional because it simply costs too much. That’s the fault of doctors, drugmakers, and hospitals, too...” https://t.co/pecTX2GciB
So remember when #ACOs were all the rage and they were going to really "bend the healthcare cost curve?"
June #MEDPAC report says not so much. Savings were a paltry 1%-2% and that creates additional risk 4 adverse patient selection.
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