Headlines I Wish I Hadn’t Seen
Tricare families pay $460 a year for a family insurance—the same premium they paid 16 years ago.
Several major insurers are paying Medicare fees to out-of-network providers. Patients pay everything above that amount.
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They want to make sure we don’t go out of network. I think staying in network may become compulsory under Obama Care.
Did the pool attendants not verify that the pool was empty when they closed it for the night? It’s hard to believe that a corpse could be in a pool for 2 days before anybody noticed.
I think drugstore cowboys criminals are becoming a major problem, particularly because of metamphetamines.
It’s pretty hard to imagine someone floating in a pool for two days before someone noticed.
I expect to hear that Towers Watson is called before a Congressional Committee and grilled about why they believe employers will drop retiree coverage. That’s what happened when McKensey released their survey.
I sat next to a pharmacist on a plane who told me about the problems related to robberies of drugstores. The harder we work to limit access, the harder these people will work to get access.
My brother-in-law was robbed at gun point one Sunday evening when he was as a pharmacist. Now he’s a physician who treats low-income patients. He is vigilant about always keeping his exterior doors to his home locked at all times, even during the day when someone is there.
I’m guessing the dead body was trapped against the bottom of the pool, held there by the suction of the water filters. Otherwise, I can’t imagine how a dead body went unnoticed.