Posts Tagged ‘New Survey’
State Seeks Health Care Mandate Waiver
State seeks health care mandate waiver
Filed under: healthcare reform today
Scott Walker's administration is seeking an exemption from a new health care law requirement that could mean millions of dollars in rebates to Wisconsin consumers. Under the health care reform law enacted in March 2010, insurers would be required to … Read more on Appleton Post Crescent
Nick Pandelidis: Health-care reform: We must get it right — part 2
Filed under: healthcare reform today
Total state health-care spending as a share of the budget has grown from about 16 percent in the 1980s to 30 percent in 2006 to 40 percent today. Because of poor reimbursement, many physicians don't participate and wait times to see primary care … Read more on York Daily Record
Uninsured Travellers Believe the Government Will Pay Health Bills
Uninsured travellers believe the government will pay health bills
Filed under: costs of medical insurance
By Valentina Jovanovski British holidaymakers are failing to take out travel insurance and are risking expensive medical costs, mistakenly thinking that the government will cover any health expenses accrued while on holiday. A new survey has revealed … Read more on Daily Mail
South Africa Plans Regulator for Health-Care Price, Quality
Filed under: costs of medical insurance
By Janice Kew Oct. 4 (Bloomberg) — South Africa plans to set up a health-care pricing commission to regulate the private sector and “completely overhaul” the government medical service as the country prepares to introduce compulsory medical insurance. … Read more on BusinessWeek
Vaccine registry finds backing
Filed under: costs of medical insurance
State lawmakers, facing opposition from insurers, failed for the past two years to act on the proposal, which would assess a fee on health insurance plans to raise the estimated $ 1 million to $ 2 million a year needed to run a registry. … Read more on Boston Globe
LONDON – About Half of American Doctors in a New Survey Say They Regularly Give Patients Placebos, Doesn’t It?
wow that has implications of health insurance fraud, deception among others. it is no wonder people have such expensive coverage and why others are turned away or not eligible.
Placebos are not free, but the cost of the medicines that insurance is billed for are not a placebo price, so regardless of what you may want to think about justification, it is fraud and deception, if the placebos are given , NO charge for a visit or meds should be charged. Didn’t we have enough snake oil salesman in the past?
















































