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He has a photo blog.
He likes to perform on stage, preferably before a voluntary audience.
In 1997,he became an activist about health care issues after he began overseeing his parents health care needs.
One thing that he knows is that having health insurance does not mean that the beneficiary will receive the appropriate health care.
He also knows that many politicians, members of the media, and not for profit self-described health care advocacy groups are ignoring this problem.
He still believes that fighting for justice is a worthy cause, even if it is a pain in the ass. Coincidentally, he has been considered to be a pain in the asses of some of the aforementioned politicians, members of the media, and not for profit self-described health care advocacy groups.
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3 Articles, 0 Quick Links, 56 Comments, 3 Diaries, 1 Polls
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Thursday, July 17, 2008
CMS employee has no clue. SHARE
A Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services employee contradicts the CMS website, as well as suggesting that CMS can record people without their knowledge.
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Chicago Tribune reports on fee based health care advocacy. SHARE
The Chicago Tribune recently published an article about some companies that charge anywhere from $395 a year to $50,000 a year, to serve as health care advocates for individuals.
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Monday, June 30, 2008
Own up please SHARE
My goal is to illustrate that while I think that I am going through the proper channels in order to render a response, my correspondence and phone calls rarely do. I might be naive [stupid] to think that a relative nobody like myself should expect responses from anybody, but so what. I am going to write about it anyway.
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