This Is What Hurricanes Can Do!
Wednesday, August 4th, 2010This video is to show you the amazing power that hurricanes have, even as far north as Canada!
This video is to show you the amazing power that hurricanes have, even as far north as Canada!
inflation.us As we progress through this troubled time, I turn away from the news on tv and the internet as well. I am finding peace through doing ALL I can to survive and prepare for the future. The Daily bombardment of BAD News has put me in a mild depression… Sorry if I check out for a while…Peace
In the wake of a devastating earthquake in Chile, CBS News’ Bill Whitaker reports that there are some locations even in the US which are at risk due to potentially-disastrous seismic activity.
Many health care professionals fear that the proposed health care program under the Obama administration would mean budget cuts to the home health care sector. Among those to be affected by the proposed measure are the Charlotte home health care sector, it was learned.
Gary Thietten, founder of the Idaho Home Health & Hospice warned that the government’s efforts to continue introducing budget cuts to government-run insurance systems, including Medicare would adversely effect the services provided to home health and hospice patients.
He said that 2010 may be the most challenging year for many hospices and home health care industries, such as the Charlotte home health care, as Congress try to introduce a health care program under President Barrack Obama’s plan or providing a near-universal health care to majority of Americans.
The budget cuts will also hit Medicare coverage, the government-subsidized health insurance system that many household rely on.
Democrat leaders in the U.S. The proposal involves a $24 billion reductioin in government subsidies to providers that care for homebound Medicare over the next 10 years. The Senators said the budget cuts would reduce the inefficiencies in the home health care industry.
For their part, the Republicans have suggested that reducing home health care budget and channeling it to the general population would have a negative effect on the most vulnerabiel sector of America’s society.
Thitten said that the drastic changes in the Medicare services payment method has created a ripple effect across the nation. Idaho alone lost 30 percent of its providers.”
He argued that the cutbacks in funding would have the same effect as the 1998 policy when the provider availability was reduced in the state. He argued that it will still be the government who will foot the bill once those displaced from their home health care star to move to hospitals and other longer-term care options.
The National Association of Home Health Care and Hospice estimated the average per-visit Medicare charge for home health care at $132, compared to an average $5,765 daily charge for a hospital stay.
Thietten added he cannot understand the reasoning why the proposed cuts to home health care, such as the Charlotte home health care, are disproportionate to cuts affecting other providers.
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