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Category Archives: Health Care
Letter to Sen. McCain
From Max Plesset MD (Springs, East Hampton) Dear Senator McCain, I have always respected your independence, judgement and thoughtful decision making. Now you have a serious malignancy and I am sorry for that. Undoubtedly you are receiving the best of … Continue reading
Posted in AHCA, Health Care, Medicaid, Planned Parenthood, Pre-existing Conditions, Uncategorized
Tagged Graham-Cassidy, hero, letters, McCain, trumpcare
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Graham Cassidy Obamacare Repeal Bill May Pass
Senator says Obamacare repeal bill close to enough votes to pass, but there’s reason to be skeptical The Graham-Cassidy bill would strip away $80 billion in federal funding support for health coverage. Prior bills that were likewise expected to lead … Continue reading
Posted in ACA, AHCA, Health Care, Pre-existing Conditions, trumpcare, Uncategorized
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Why do we have Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance?
By Aaron E. Carroll. In the NY Times: THE NEW HEALTH CARE SEPT. 5, 2017 At a community enrollment drive in the 1950s for Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Oklahoma, Ralph Rhoades, left, a manager who later became president … Continue reading
Posted in ACA, AHCA, American Health Care Act, Health Care, New York Times, trumpcare, Uncategorized
Tagged blue cross, blue shield, healthy americans act, ron wyden, roosevelt, truman
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Trump’s DACA decision could strip thousands in New York of Medicaid coverage
When President Barack Obama created the DACA program in 2012, thousands of New Yorkers who were brought to the United States at a young age were suddenly eligible for Medicaid. | Alex Wong/Getty Images POLITICO By DAN GOLDBERG The Trump … Continue reading
Posted in DACA, Health Care, immigration/deportation, Medicaid, NYS legislature, Trump
Tagged DACA, New York, Tom Reed
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Why ACA market upheaval still looms large
Don’t take your eye off the ball! With all the distractions from the WH its easy to forget: healthcare is still in serious jeopardy. Here is why. …and where exactly does Lee Zeldin stand? Still with 45? DP Whether lawmakers are … Continue reading
Posted in ACA, AHCA, American Health Care Act, Congress, GOP, Health Care, trumpcare, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged CHIP, cost sharing, CSR Payments, health insurance, implode, Repeal
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Fight for Funding of Tick-borne Diseases
Published in the EH Star 8/3/2017 Dear Editor, To anyone living on the East End it is apparent that tick-borne diseases are a health crisis. We need the federal government to provide funding on both the local and national level … Continue reading
Posted in East Hampton, Health Care, science, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged disease, lyme, research, tick-borne, ticks
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This is How Trump Can Destroy Obamacare
From Countable On Tuesday, the seven-year quest by Republicans to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare, appeared to come to an end, and President Trump responded to the setback by vowing to “let Obamacare … Continue reading
Posted in ACA, AHCA, American Health Care Act, Better Care Reconciliation Act, Congress, Health Care, Medicaid, Trump, trumpcare
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New Senate health bill shows no love for New York
http://buffalonews.com/2017/07/15/new-senate-health-bill-shows-no-love-new-york/ By Jerry Zremski | Published July 15, 2017 | Updated July 15, 2017 WASHINGTON – To hear New York health care experts tell it, the Republican senators’ new plan to replace Obamacare is the legislative equivalent of a grave … Continue reading
Posted in ACA, AHCA, American Health Care Act, Health Care, Pre-existing Conditions, Seniors, trumpcare, Uncategorized, Women, Zeldin
Tagged collins faso, cuomo, healthcare bill, new york state, senate
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Millions More Uninsured Could Impact Health Of Those With Insurance, Too
KAISER HEALTH NEWS — REPEAL & REPLACE WATCH By Julie Rovner July 14, 2017 Neonatal intensive care, trauma care or burn care are among the services that could be hard to access in communities with high uninsured rates. Much has … Continue reading
The new Senate health care bill — and the return of preexisting conditions — explained
Posted on Vox.com Updated by Sarah Kliffsarah@vox.com Jul 13, 2017, 1:18pm EDT Senate Republicans introduced a revised version of their bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act on Thursday, one that would allow insurers to once again deny … Continue reading
Posted in Better Care Reconciliation Act, Congress, Health Care, Medicaid, mental health, Opioid, Pre-existing Conditions, trumpcare
Tagged Senate Health Bill
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