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Tag Archives: access to care
10 Ways Healthcare Reform Might Help People with Disabilities
Healthcare reform discussions frequently center on the changes anticipated for the general population. But people with disabilities — about 56 million in the United States — are generally left out of the healthcare reform picture. That absence is not unusual. … Continue reading
Posted in disability, Healthcare reform
Tagged access to care, accountable care organizations, Aging and Disability Resource Centers, Independence at Home, Lisa Iezzoni, long term care, mental health, patient centered medical homes, physical disabilities
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Patient POV Update: Immigration and Abortion News
I regret not posting here recently. It’s been a very busy time for me and I am following several issues that will make their way to this blog soon. I can’t give you a rank order of what’s most important, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged access to care, access to counsel, contraception, deportation, Dept. of Homeland Security, illegal abortion, Kermit Gosnell, mental illness, women's health
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Immigration and Healthcare: No Talking Points This Election
This week, I will be attending a two-day meeting on immigration and healthcare. It’s not an area that I know a lot about and I am interested in your thoughts on the topic. Presidential candidates are not discussing the issues. … Continue reading
Posted in Access to care, immigration
Tagged access to care, chronic care, elderly, emergency care, privatization
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Alzheimer’s Disease Issues – Day 2:
Let’s Keep the Conversation Going
I spent today at an all day Alzheimer’s meeting, taking notes and tweeting. I am also exhausted. Many of you know that this is my 23rd consecutive day blogging here. There are a lot of pluses to posting every day, … Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimer's disease, long term care, Medicare
Tagged access to care, Alzheimer's disease, Medicare, retirement
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