No, Georgia! Thank YOU!
On 12/22/09 10:13 PM, "georgia...@aol.com" wrote:
> Wow! I guess, like everything else, it all depends on who is doing the
> "talking". I am touched by the friendliness and the concern many people have
> shown, and I will take their advice about learning who to listen
"I can't believe BC is discontinuing the Personal Choice for you!
That's already, if not "cadillac", then pretty darn close and the
premiums on that are really high."Wendy and Al, thanks for your suggestions and good wishes. The health insurance companies are exempt from anti-trust laws. All com
Someone mentioned Bravo health care to me in a private response to my
giving my expecience changing from Keystone 65 to Aetna for Medicare Advantage.
I don't know much about Bravo, but I understand they are going to put a
walk-in clinic in for former Rite-Aid store at 43rd & Walnut. This sou
"I don't know much about Bravo, but I understand they are going to put a
walk-in clinic in for former Rite-Aid store at 43rd & Walnut. This sounds
like something more than a primary care physician's office but less than a
hospital -- for routine tests."
Al,I also know nothing about Bravo. But
Al
I saw that and was like, hmm, interesting. Could be where I end up as I
know at some point my wonderful GP will be retiring (he's older himself)!
In theory it sounds like a good idea. The ifs for me would be: would I have
the same doctor (GP?) all the time or would I have to see whoever was
a
I've had Bravo Premier, a Medicare Advantage plan, for the last year and I
have been satisfied, until I got the brochure with information about the
changes for 2010: They almost double the rate, increased many co-pays by 25%
(and some by 100%) and most significantly, they 'forgot' to include in the
As far as I¹m concerned I will not be around in 2014 unless through sheer
defiance!
On 12/23/09 4:13 PM, "missthin" wrote:
> Al
>
> I saw that and was like, hmm, interesting. Could be where I end up as I know
> at some point my wonderful GP will be retiring (he's older himself)! In
> theory
-Original Message-
From: Glenn moyer
To: krf...@aol.com; UnivCity@list.purple.com
Sent: Wed, Dec 23, 2009 10:21 am
Subject: Re: [UC] Bravo health care
The great medical successes in the very poor country, Cuba, should be studied.
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Tomorrow, on Christmas eve, the St. Francis deSales choir will sing from 11
p.m. to midnight in their lovely (despite the scaffolding!) Victorian
Romanesque Revival building at the corner of 47th St. & Springfield Ave. Choir
director Isabel Boston asked me to remind you that all are welcome. (
Let's be clear about this: A superb medical technology which is available
only to those who can afford while it condemns most of the population to
inferior alternatives and limits the availability is NOT a real Health Care
System, it is a sham. I couldn't care less about the number of world class
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