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The
Part D Experience: What are the Lessons for Broader Medicare
Reform?
Kaiser Family Foundation
Kaiser Family Foundation
Launched in 2006, Medicare added a prescription drug benefit that
relies entirely on private plans, while, for other benefits, beneficiaries have
a choice between private health plans and traditional fee-for-service Medicare.
As policymakers consider changes to Medicare that would give an even greater
role to private health plans in caring for Medicare's nearly 50 million seniors
and people with disabilities, the Kaiser Family Foundation hosted a policy
workshop to examine how the Part D experience can inform broader Medicare
reforms.
The Health of
Safety-Net Hospitals: How are They Faring? What's the
Outlook?
The Alliance for Health Reform and The Commonwealth Fund
The Alliance for Health Reform and The Commonwealth Fund
The Alliance for Health Reform and The Commonwealth Fund discussed
the critical role of safety-net hospitals in providing care to vulnerable
populations. Panelists explore such questions as: Who does the safety-net system
currently serve and how will this patient mix change as the health reform law
plays out? How are states and safety-net systems planning for the challenges and
opportunities presented under PPACA when its major provisions become effective,
starting in 2014?
Podcasts
are also available.
Memphis Training Scheduled
The Memphis TGA Ryan White Program and the TN AIDS Education and Training Center
will host an educational training featuring two dynamic presenters. Wendy Likes, FNP will present on anal paps and anoscopy from 1-2:15p.m. and Mark
Hubbard will present his annual Conference on Retrovirus and Opportunistic
Infections (CROI) update from 2:30-4:00p.m on Friday, June 22nd at Methodist's
Center for Faith and Healing on Union Avenue.
This
information is important as we work to expand quality services to our clients
and to increase our general knowledge of the current state of HIV locally and
internationally.
This training is an extension of the commitment by the Memphis Ryan White Program and the TN AETC to provide the community with continued training and networking opportunities since our March conference.
This training is an extension of the commitment by the Memphis Ryan White Program and the TN AETC to provide the community with continued training and networking opportunities since our March conference.
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