Controlling Health Care Spending
Posted: May 27, 2011 Filed under: Controlling Costs | Tags: Health care, High-fructose corn syrup 1 CommentControlling health care spending by taking care of yourself seems to be my number one passion. I just can’t help it. I recommend different ideas on how to save premium with your health insurance, but I know in my heart if I help spread the word about taking care of yourself this will help you save money and more importantly save your health. Is there anything more important than your health? So no more apologies from me.
Lessons about Long Term Care Insurance
Posted: May 23, 2011 Filed under: Long-Term Care | Tags: Alzheimer's disease, Assisted living, Long-term care 2 CommentsLong Term Care insurance has taught me a few lessons in the recent past. Awhile back I wrote about my Mom and how she lives in an assisted living facility because she has Alzheimer’s. Having a loved one with an illness like that can be an emotional roller coaster for sure. Here are some of the things I’ve learned.
Health Care Reform and anti-anxiety relief
Posted: May 13, 2011 Filed under: Controlling Costs, Health Care Reform | Tags: Controlling, Health care reform, Leo Babauta 2 CommentsHealth Care Reform and Controlling Health Care costs can come in many forms. Do you ever find yourself lost and overwhelmed with work? Maybe you find email and the internet and social networking a little overwhelming. You are not alone! Read the rest of this entry »
Health Care Reform and the ACO
Posted: May 6, 2011 Filed under: Health Care Reform | Tags: ACO, Health care reform Leave a commentHealth Care Reform and the ACO might be an answer to keeping costs under control at least somewhat. ACO is the acronym for Accountable Care Organization, which despite the name is not another government agency.