Related Posts:
Hospitalized? You Can Still Vote in Most Parts of the CountryJohnathon Talamantes, of South-Central Los Angeles, broke his hip in a car accident on Oct. 22 and underwent surgery five days later at a public hospital near downtown.
His post-op recovery will keep him in the hospital, L.A.… Read More- ‘An Arm and a Leg’: David vs. Goliath: How to Beat a Big Hospital in Small Claims CourtCan’t see the audio player? Click here to listen.
When Jeffrey Fox and his wife got an outrageous medical bill for a simple test, he said to his wife, “No way am I paying this.” In a classic — and hilarious — David vs. G… Read More
- California’s Progressive — and Expensive — Health Care Ambitions Rely on Biden WinSACRAMENTO — For deep blue California, where first-in-the-nation health care proposals regularly flood the Democratic agenda, there could not be more at stake in the presidential race.
If Republican President Donald Trump pre… Read More
- ‘It’s Science, Stupid’: A School Subject Emerges as a Hot-Button Political IssueAt the top of Dr. Hiral Tipirneni’s to-do list if she wins her congressional race: work with other elected officials to encourage mask mandates and to beef up COVID-19 testing and contact tracing. Those choices are backed up … Read More
- Medicare Fines Half of Hospitals for Readmitting Too Many PatientsNearly half the nation’s hospitals, many of which are still wrestling with the financial fallout of the unexpected coronavirus, will get lower payments for all Medicare patients because of their history of readmitting patient… Read More
January 26, 2018
Rose
Health News, Kaiser Health News
No comments
January 26, 2018
Rose
0 comments:
Post a Comment