By Dave Chase – September 28, 2026
In 1899, sixty members of the Catholic Workers’ Association in Switzerland promised to help carry each other’s costs when illness or accident struck. That promise became CSS, which now insures about 1.7 million people, almost one in five Swiss, and still belongs to the association that grew from its founders.
Continue reading The Neighbors Came First: What a Century of European Health Cooperatives Teaches American Policymakers and Investors
Clinicians….Still Trading Time For Money In The Clinic??? For most, a full schedule doesn’t mean freedom it means…. Long hours Insurance headaches Discount-driven patients ….. Income ceilings you can’t break………..The problem isn’t your skill…It’s the clinic model…
Continue reading Attention Doctors – Here’s An Offer You’d Be Dumb To Refuse………..
By: Alan Condon – September 1, 2026
Mark Cuban argues the fundamental problem in U.S. healthcare is not whether the system is run by the public sector or the private sector. It is that hospitals do not know what their own services cost.
Continue reading Mark Cuban: Why US Hospitals ‘Don’t Know Their Costs’
Choice Is An Everyday Event…………………………..
“For too long, employers and workers have been stuck with a one-size-fits-all approach to health benefits,” Dr. Oz said in a news release. “CHOICE changes that by giving businesses greater flexibility and giving employees more control over the coverage that works for them.”
Continue reading Dr. Oz Pitches CHOICE Health Plans
By: Paige Twenter – September 21, 2026
Houston’s Texas Medical Center has been formally recognized as the world’s largest medical complex, a title the 1,345-acre campus has long claimed for itself.
Continue reading Texas System Sets World Record As Largest Medical Center
“Demonstrated reluctance to consider suggested strategies indicates a growing tendency towards static risk management which is contrary to proper oversight. We bring no value in exchange for the fees you pay us when the status quo isn’t continuously challenged with evolving strategies and a wiliness to act when it’s in the best interests of the plan and plan members no matter how hard change may be.”
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