Looking for supplemental insurance, but I want to go with a good one. I am a 27 year old female. No pre-existing conditions…. any suggestions?
What kind of supplemental insurance? What do you have now?
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www.moregoodyears.com – The right care at the right time; thats what the American people are looking for, Luntz says. Pollster Frank Luntz appeared on Fox and Friends today to discuss the one health care issue that resonates on both sides of the aisle: prevention. Luntz analyzed audience response to an advertisement featuring Christopher Fey, founder of U.S. Preventive Medicine.
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This video shows you how to get low cost supplemental medical insurance plans.
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Paul Levy talked at the interimic healthcare event about running a hospital, transparancy, using webblogs and innovation.
I just returned from a quick trip to Amsterdam where I was invited to speak at a session called “Health Care Innovation Event”, a conference of the CEOs and other top administrators of many of the Dutch hospitals, along with the Dr. Ab Klink, Minister of Health, Welfare, and Sport. I am a little amazed by this — and no, I am not being falsely modest — but people are very interested in the quality and safety process improvement steps we have taken at BIDMC and also in our efforts at transparency on this blog and on our hospital’s website. I am surprised because I think we are just beginning to tap the potential improvements we can make in this arena, and we consider ourselves as just learning how to do it well. Other hospitals, like those in the Ascension Health system and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, have been at it for a longer time and with greater results. Nonetheless, it is very nice to have a chance to explain our programs to others around the world and to meet really interesting and thoughtful people. Inevitably, I bring back more ideas than I impart.
After the formal presentations in Amsterdam (at the amazing ING building!), we had break-out sessions during dinner. (They were very accommodating and made my table the sole English-speaking one.) During the sessions, the facilitator at each table was posting the table’s comments in real time on video discussion boards spread around the room. It was like having a dozen simultaneous twitter sites going on! Later, the combined discussion board was used by the MC as a tool for reporting the major conclusions from each table.
By the way, the Netherlands has a very interesting and recently enacted insurance program for the country. This replaced the former system of government insurance. All people are required to have insurance and can purchase it from any of a number of private insurance companies. Some of these companies are for-profit and some are non-profit. There are about four large ones and over a dozen small ones. No company can refuse to provide coverage to any person. The annual cost of insurance is about 1000 to 1200 Euros. The government subsidizes the cost of insurance to people with low incomes. The insurance covers the full range of medical diagnostic and treatment services. You can also buy supplemental insurance to cover things like single rooms in the hospitals, cosmetic surgery, and the like.
Beyond this program of “cure” insurance, there is a separate government program for “care”. This covers long-term care and other parts of the medical care spectrum that are essentially uninsurable.
I was told that the country as a whole spends 45 billion Euros on health care for these two types of coverage, for 16 million people — or about 2800 Euros per year per person. With the “cure” portion amounting to 1000 to 1200 Euros per person, that leaves 1600 to 1800 Euros per year for the “care” portion.
The hospitals are non-profit, like most in the US. Interestingly, payment for services rendered is not generally based on the kind of diagnosis specific (“DRG”) system we have in the US, although there is a movement in that direction. There is actually very little documentation — for billing purposes — of the services rendered. Either doctors are on salary or the billing is based on a simple count of those patients coming through. That’s one way to reduce administrative costs. On the other hand, as was pointed out at our meeting, this means that there is very little accountability for the choice and efficacy of the clinical procedures actually undertaken. A person at our table suggested that Holland should move more to the US reimbursement system to hold providers more accountable. This was met with mixed reactions, as people understood that this would add administrative costs to the system.
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Supplemental Life Insurance overview video