Some standard responses to the idea of a working Health Care system are
It seems that stories about American health care are in the news more and more each day. It’s an issue that’s on everybody’s mind at some point in their lives, if not every month when the bills come in. But how often does the average person get to sit down and talk about America’s Health Care system and how it could be improved? And even if they did, who would listen?
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End-of-Life Care: Treatment Options, Costs and Difficult Conversations
Taking care of ailing parents and grandparents is one of the hardest things that many of us will ever have to do. In our newest As Wee See It piece, we break down the various treatment options available for chronically-ill patients, and ask whether less invasive care might benefit many elderly adults in their final months of life. We also include information on how to pay for long-term care, and about how to write a living will. Learn More »
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The state of health care since the State of the Union
In case you missed President Obama’s State of the Union address last Wednesday night, you can watch the section on health care here:
We’re tired of post-speech analysis telling you how good the speech was, or how bad the speech was — we figured you can judge for yourself.
But to put the health care part of […]
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