Posted on August 28, 2009 by whatisanhsa
You are a very smart man. Please read this article by Alan Reynolds that appeared in the September 7th printed edition of Forbes magazine.
Sincerely,
WhatisanHSA
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Posted on August 25, 2009 by whatisanhsa
The jury is still out on healthy bribery in terms of its long term cost savings ability, but as a guy who went from junk food and Nexium to a much healthier lifestyle, the quality of life is better day in and day out. And that’s worth a lot.
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Posted on August 21, 2009 by whatisanhsa
Dr. Pollard is a pediatric ophthalmologist associated with Children’s Health Care of Atlanta who I gathered from the letter below would just as soon be taking care of his patients, as becoming a voice in the current health care debate.
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Posted on August 17, 2009 by whatisanhsa
As I perused the September issue of Fast Company magazine, there was Mr. Harrison, biking across some Kentucky Blue Grass with a brief article advocating fun for health.
I ran across a Mr. Harrison and the folks at Humana’s Innovation Center many months ago
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Posted on August 14, 2009 by whatisanhsa
Maybe, besides donning him with the title of “Dr. Feelgood,” one of the best solutions for change in the way we think about our health is to take a play from the real Godfather’s playbook. Get up offa that couch, and dance til you feel better.
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Posted on August 6, 2009 by whatisanhsa
It was dark, and from under the wood pile the reflection of two beady eyes, sparkling in my headlights, peered out at me unaware of the wrath about to be unleashed.
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Posted on August 4, 2009 by whatisanhsa
Like a snowball down the side of a mountain, the engagement of the American public in the discussion around their future health care has been profound in my opinion, and the snowball has an enormous amount of momentum which will hopefully influence, in a positive and productive manner, the ultimate outcome of the debate.
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