By Bill Rusteberg
As a self employed insurance agent I’ve worked with hundreds of clients over the past 50 years, the result of calling on thousands more in prospecting efforts to gain more business. I’ve met all types of personalities, developing a skill few have. Understanding motivation, goals and interests is secondary to understanding moral and ethical values of those you strive to do business with.
Continue reading The Best Work Comes Out of Great Relationships“Recognizing the key challenge of paying for the fixed costs of rural healthcare practices and facilities, government-induced and -subsidized capacity should focus on meeting what rural residents need the most, such as supporting primary care……….”
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By Doug Aldeen
In August of 2023, Advent Health fled a lawsuit alleging that MultiPlan’s business model of contracting with fellow payers and aggressively repricing out-of-network service payments is anticompetitive under Section 1 of the Sherman Act.
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Government has been known to mandate certain life saving vaccines quickly, without years and years of clinical trials hobbled by a burdensome administrative state about as efficient as the U.S. postal service. Cancer patients dealt a death sentence wonder why a vaccine that’s been around for over a decade with a promising cure rate can’t be made widely available right now, before death do they part cancer’s death row.
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