The following story was published in New AP today. My question is, if the insurer does not want a health care system that Obama socialized and is far away from the ?best medical system in the world?, so why send insurer contents insurance abroad for ?knee replacement? and ?heart-bypass ?operation? I?m for Obama?s plan and keep American jobs here! (Ie doctors, nurses and support staff). Screw the insurance companies they have for so long! Insurers aim of medical tourism in ?trangerCosta Rica Dr. Luis Obando save preparation for a root canal on the Bill Jones, Dallas, Texas, behavior Meza Dental Care in San Jose, Costa Rica. Jones said he opted for surgery in Costa Rica do so because they are able to save much, what would have been payable to the United Unis.Agrandir image Enlarge By Kent Gilbert, the Rica APCosta, Dr. Luis Obando has been prepare on a root canal on the Bill Jones, Dallas, Texas surveys, Meza Dental Care San Jose, Costa Rica. Jones said he opted for surgery in Costa Rica because they are able to save much, what would have been payable to the United States have had. Costs, ?conomiesLes travel health tourism savings offers steep, but they were not enough exciting financial, plays a key role in Obama?s push to play health care costs to am?ricain.M?dicale travel costs of the care provider about U.S. $ 5100000000 decrease in 2007, estimated Paul Keckley, managing director of Deloitte Center for Health Solutions . While significant, this amounts to less than 1% of the $ 2.36 trillion on healthcare in the United States, ann?e.Tourisme medical savings can produce up to 80% on certain procedures issued, compared with care in the United States. But the journey is not for everyone and these trips are usually not an option for an emergency. Patients are dependent for non-urgent care often travel from the interest savings. With a little incentive to travel and not deductible by an insurer or employer, a patient may have little incentive to voyage.Tout a result of the push to reform Washington, make, is unlikely to affect tourism, medicine, Keckley said, because it is not the to reduce costs enough to erase the differences in price with service providers abroad. By Tom Murphy, The Associated press elisabeth Kunz left the dentist?s office this spring with a mouth full of problems and no way to stay in South Carolina payer.Le has made its way, literally, to a solution that is found to be in Central America. His trip to the tropics, is part of an experiment to reduce health insurance for medical expenses. Health care abroad as research in Washington, the land means to tame the rising costs of health care, many insurers offer networks of doctors and dentists in countries such as India and Costa Rica, where costs are 80% less than Am?rique.Jusqu ? to be able to travel recently, most Americans abroad to cheaper non-emergency medical services were either not insured or rich. But the profile of medical tourists is changing. Now they are more individuals who are covered by private insurers try to keep costs from increasing except contr?le.Les four largest U.S. commercial banks, insurers health ? with registrations totaling nearly $ 100 million people ? have either pilot programs with travel abroad or start exploring. Costa Rica | | PricewaterhouseCoopers | Southern Methodist University | Aetna | Blue Cross and Blue Shield South Carolina: A number of insurers and brokers are also hundreds of travel options for small employers across pays.Trouver Similar articles imported Association | Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu | Program fid?lisationLa growth was slow because some patients and employers about the quality of care and legal liability are affected when something goes wrong. In addition, patients with the traditional plans with lower deductibles have little incentive, a voyage.Mais a growing number of consumers with high deductible plans that patients may pay more out of pocket, they could travel more invitant.En now include the insurance industry for the treatment abroad was a pleasant side effect at home: some U.S. suppliers offering price breaks to out competition and domestic competition ?trang?re.Cette counter slowdown to a slowing of growth in medical tourism over the past year, the patients from elective procedures, the large pocket costs associated removed, said Paul Keckley, director of Deloitte Center Solutions for health.The last year estimated the center, the 6 million Americans would be medical tourism in 2010 to travel. But Keckley shaved since the projection of about 1.6 million people. But this is more than double the estimated 750,000 Americans who traveled abroad in 2007, the latest year for which figures were r?els.Keckley Deloitte expects that the tourism industry, medical, insurance, recover more sant?R?ponse
Take a look at CEO pay HMO and you?ll know why. That 1996 figure. HMOs are so powerful these days, and they pay good money for the best-paid talk show hosts???? 25 1996 not annuelleExclusif HMO executive compensation options lev?esStephen Wiggins, CEO, Oxford Health Plans, Inc. $ 29,061,599 Wilson Taylor, Chairman and CEO, CIGNA Corporation $ 11,568,410 David Snow, Executive Vice President, Oxford Health Plans, Inc. $ 10,403 .451 Robert Smoler, Executive Vice President, Oxford Health Plans, Inc. $ 10,085,972 Joseph Sebastianelli, President, Aetna, Inc. $ 7,394,506 Michael Cardillo, executive vice president of Aetna, Inc. $ 7,069,969 Leonard Schaeffer, Chairman and CEO, WellPoint Health Networks, Inc. 7010th $ 698 George Jochum, President and CEO, Mid-Atlantic Medical Services, Inc. $ 6,526,065 Ronald Compton, president and CEO, Aetna, Inc. $ 5,813,287 Wayne Smith, Former President, Humana, Inc. $ 5,166,575 James Stewart, Executive Vice President, CIGNA Corporation $ 4,832,799 Richard Huber, Vice President, Aetna, Inc. $ 4,801,841
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