FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 23, 2003
Contact:
Alan Hood
Tel: (717)267-0867
Physician Proposes Solution to America's Failed Health Care System
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 23, 2003
Contact:
Alan Hood
Tel: (717)267-0867
achood@supernet.com
Peter van Wageningen
Tel: (603)-256-898
hoodbook@sover.net
CHAMBERSBURG, PA, JUNE 20, 2003� In Health Care Meltdown: Confronting Our Myths and Fixing Our Failing
To Your (Corporate) Health
President Bush's drive to get himself re-elected and electroshock the economy back to life took a new turn last week as Congress, in a heralded
Letter about Belgian Health System
Bangor Daily News, 6-13-03
Dr. Sandra Hutchison's op-ed, "Remembering OHIP [Ontario Health Insurance Plan]" (BDN, June 5) reminded me of my own experience with "universal health
Op-Ed About Canadian Health System
Remembering OHIP
In response to Betsy P. Chapman's May 23 op-ed on health care reform: I remember many things about growing up Canadian, but an ineffectual
Marjorie B. Colson: Medicare is fine model for single-payer health system
By Marjorie B. Colson
June 11, 2003
I am an 80-year-old American enrolled in a 40-million-member single-payer health plan called Medicare. I have been enrolled in Medicare
LeBow wishes he could ride
Community: Nampa doctor to be honored by cross-country bike tour
By Nathaniel Hoffman
NAMPA - As Canyon County cyclists train for the first ever Bob LeBow Classic
Single Payer Passes Senate in California
SB921 (Kuehl), the Health Care For All Californians Act, a landmark healthcare reform declaring the intent of the legislature to establish a single payer health
Face it: We’re rationing health
By Robert Kuttner, 6/11/2003
HEART DISEASE runs in part of my family. A beloved uncle died at 50 of a heart attack. One grandmother died in
Face it: We're rationing health
By Robert Kuttner, 6/11/2003
HEART DISEASE runs in part of my family. A beloved uncle died at 50 of a heart attack. One grandmother died in
Letter to the Editor – Philadelphia Inquirer
h2. Army Had the Answer
The best health-care system we two have ever known belonged to the U.S. Army.
Dependents were covered; equipment was up-to- date; doctors
Study Estimates That Coverage of the Uninsured Would Add Up To $69 Billion in Overall Health Care Spending
Contacts:
Rakesh Singh, KFF (202)347-5270
Jon Gardner, Health Affairs (301)656-7401
Article in Health Affairs Indicates That Newly Insured Would Use Additional Care Amounting to a 3-6 Percent Increase