You can make a difference in people’s lives. These success stories, repeated anonymously can be a great catalyst for getting referrals. Once I share this story, you might think about which current clients fit into the same situation. I had […]
U.S. Consumers Often Lack Literacy In Healthcare Finances
One would think that in 2020, of all years, healthcare would have been top of mind of the American healthcare consumer. Perhaps it was, as people became familiar with epidemiological terms like herd immunity, flatten the curve, and non-pharmaceutical interventions. […]
7 Things Medicare Doesn’t Cover
You’ll need to plan ahead to pay for some common medical expenses. Medicare covers the majority of older Americans’ health care needs — from hospital care and doctor visits to lab tests and prescription drugs. Here are some needs that […]
Is it time to overhaul America’s social insurance system?
A new report considers changes in social insurance programs, from workforce training to health care, as the U.S. recovers from COVID. Are Americans ready for an in-depth discussion of social insurance systems and how to improve them? At a time […]
7 ‘tension points’ contributing to health care inequality
If the “amazing advances” made in health care over the past 70 years are to provide better health to the global population instead of just to the 1 percent, a few things must change. According to a new report from global management […]
The connection between social determinants and health care costs
“Improving health depends as much on taking care of those basic human needs as it does on providing quality medical care.” People’s health may greatly benefit when they are connected to social service programs that help them secure housing, healthy food, transportation to […]