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Posted on April 20, 2012 9:16 pm by dhaugen / 0 Comment

The Collaborative Health Care Consortium mentioned on Twitter, and the group of very dedicated people working to make health care delivery make sense from the t...

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August 16, 2019

She should look at the RACs as fraudulent. Paid for denials which remain denials even upon repeal. Many denials for direct admission to acute without a period in an observation bed. RAC gets paid, hospital gets docked. Caching.

August 16, 2019

Medical licensing itself is without oversight. States need to accept liability for the licensing groups they create but do not monitor.

August 14, 2019

Thinking outside the box has always led to shunning in most fields, not just medicine. Unfortunately, your genius is rarely recognized until 50 years after your death. I suspect the one-size-fits-all medicine will need to fade away before physician expertise can safely reappear.

June 23, 2019

I'm curious why people like this think their nasty comments are worth something. Those with this mentality seem to think they need to stamp out any opinion which disagrees with their own sound-bite overloaded brain cells. Don't seem to realize how it makes THEM look.

June 3, 2019

I wrote off AARP when they helped pass Medicare Part D.

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Some young HR person once looked at my CV and asked me, quite seriously, if I had really done everything I had listed there. Well, yes. Because I am someone who can't sit in a Morris Miller cubicle every day, much less for any great stretch of time. Once the problem is solved, I get bored and I'm ready to move on to the next challenge. This hasn't afforded me any great stability in my work life. I simply arrive in places about ten years ahead of time. So far, at least, that penchant for early arrival hasn't been accompanied with a pocketbook full of door handles.