Chicago twitter, I found this tame female parakeet sitting on the bike path (!) (?!) between Oak Street and North Ave beaches yesterday afternoon. If someone you know is missing a budgie, contact CLEAR with proof of ownership
The current challenge hospitals are experiencing in discharging patients to post-acute care is related to our fragmented payment system. As I told @alex_kacik@modrnhealthcr, "We need more of a unified approach to Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement."
https://t.co/L34qvguQta
As someone who imprinted on Neal Stephenson at an impressionable age, I enjoyed @BrockEWTurner's deep dive into the use of VR in healthcare https://t.co/FS6mGAYlL0
🚨 NEW: NYU Langone's emergency room has been secretly allowing the rich, even those with minor complaints, to jump ahead of everyone else.
Meanwhile, the poor sometimes struggle to be seen.
@sarahkliff and I dug into this two-tiered system of care.
https://t.co/K5U3HKu1A5
This is a piece I'm sending to the Medicare eligibles in my life who might be confused about the absolute deluge of messaging they're getting right now.
If you're eligible for Medicare, chances are you're getting inundated with advertising about Advantage plans. I loved this look from @ntepper90 and @karahartnett about the uptick in marketing efforts and how CMS is cracking down https://t.co/HE7vl3acDD
*ICYMI*: #COVID19 contributed to
25% of maternal deaths in the first two years of the pandemic, with Black pregnant people experiencing a mortality rate nearly 3x higher than their white peers, according to an oversight report to Congress.
https://t.co/CLqAneCq3z
Nibi was found orphaned when she was only about two weeks old. Now she is five months old and thriving here at the rescue. Here is a picture of her the day she came in. #Babybeaver
I wrote about the uncertainty of prenatal screening for chromosomal abnormalities, and a mother in Tennessee who found herself in limbo when Roe was overturned.
She wouldn't get a more solid diagnosis until 18 weeks.
https://t.co/67bcHPYYeZ
"The odds of detecting a fever in Black patients using forehead thermometers was 26% lower than if an oral thermometer were used." https://t.co/L0hxhCPZQV